Rilla shut the window and with some difficulty found and lighted a lamp . They were in a very snug little kitchen . Opening off it on one side was a trim , nicely furnished parlour , and on the other a pantry , which proved to be well stocked . `` I 'm going to make myself at home , '' said Rilla . `` I know that is just what Hannah would want me to do . I 'll get a little snack for Jims and me , and then if the rain continues and nobody comes home I 'll just go upstairs to the spare room and go to bed . There is nothing like acting sensibly in an emergency . If I had not been a goose when I saw Jims fall off the train I 'd have rushed back into the car and got some one to stop it . Then I would n't have been in this scrape . Since I am in it I 'll make the best of it . `` This house , '' she added , looking around , `` is fixed up much nicer than when I was here before . Of course Hannah and Ted were just beginning housekeeping then . But somehow I 've had the idea that Ted has n't been very prosperous . He must have done better than I 've been led to believe , when they can afford furniture like this . I 'm awfully glad for Hannah 's sake . '' The thunderstorm passed , but the rain continued to fall heavily . At eleven o'clock Rilla decided that nobody was coming home . Jims had fallen asleep on the sofa ; she carried him up to the spare room and put him to bed . Then she undressed , put on a nightgown she found in the washstand drawer , and scrambled sleepily in between very nice lavender-scented sheets . She was so tired , after her adventures and exertions , that not even the oddity of her situation could keep her awake ; she was sound asleep in a few minutes .
Rilla slept until eight o'clock the next morning and then wakened XXXXX startling suddenness .
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