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It was Sunday afternoon, and Gretel was at home alone. Mrs. Marsh had gone to church, and Ada was spending the afternoon with friends. It was the maid's day out, and Mrs. Marsh had told Gretel that she intended calling on a friend after church, and if invited, might remain to supper. Ada did not expect to return until late in the evening.
"So if neither of us comes home, you can get your own supper and go to bed early," the good lady had added. "You are not afraid to stay by yourself, are you?"