The dismal years of drudgery behind her were forgotten like a dream , and she lived wholly in the beautiful present , in the walks and drives , the flowers and grass slopes , and in the pleasant household duties which she shared with Miss Draper . `` I love housework , '' she exclaimed one September day . `` I do n't like the thought of going back to the store a bit . '' `` Well , you 're not going back , '' calmly said Miss Draper , who had a habit of arranging other people 's business for them that might have been disconcerting had it not been for her keen insight and hearty good sense . `` You 're going to stay here with me -- you and Patty . I do n't propose to die of lonesomeness losing you , and I need somebody to help me about the house . I 've thought it all out . You are to call me Aunt Josephine , and Patty is to go to school . I had this scheme in mind from the first , but I thought I 'd wait to see how we got along living in the same house , and how you liked it here , before I spoke out . No , you need n't thank me this time either . I 'm doing this every bit as much for my sake as yours . Well , that 's all settled . Patty wo n't object , bless her rosy cheeks ! '' `` Oh ! '' said Marcella , with eyes shining through her tears . `` I 'm so happy , dear Miss Draper -- I mean Aunt Josephine . I 'll love to stay here -- and I will thank you . '' `` Fudge ! '' remarked Miss Draper , who felt uncomfortably near crying herself . `` You might go out and pick a basket of Golden Gems .
I want XXXXX make some jelly for Patty . ''
Draper Fudge Gems as for near of to with years