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Only on the first morning of her visit did Beth oversleep. The second / morning she was up bright and early, so early that, with some misgiving / of doing wrong, she had dressed before Frieda came to call her.
"I couldn't lie still, Frieda," she said apologetically. "I did leave / my hair for you to do; I knew I could never make such a bow as you / tie. But I wished I was a lot of girls to dress; I didn't know what to / do, I've been up so long. I wanted to make my bed, but I was afraid it / would be wrong to make a bed in New York. I always made my own bed at / Aunt Rebecca's."