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Toward the end of August the Barlows' visit drew toward its close. / Although Patty was sorry to have her cousins go, yet she looked forward / with a certain sense of relief to being once more alone with her father.
"It's lovely to have company," she confided to her Aunt Alice one day, / "and I do enjoy it ever so much, only somehow I get tired of ordering and / looking after things day after day."