I 'll pay you back sometime for that , because I am going to set up as a dressmaker pretty soon . '' `` Anything more ? '' said Uncle Eugene , when Dorinda stopped . `` Nothing more just now , I think , '' said Dorinda reflectively . `` Why do n't you ask for something for yourself ? '' said Uncle Eugene . `` I do n't want anything for myself , '' said Dorinda promptly . `` Or -- yes , I do , too . I want your friendship , Uncle Eugene . '' `` Be kind enough to sit down , '' said Uncle Eugene . Dorinda sat . `` You are a Page , '' said Uncle Eugene . `` I saw that as soon as I came in . I will send Leicester to college and I shall not ask or expect to be paid back . Jean shall have her music lessons , and a piano to practise them on as well . The house shall be shingled , and the money for the new dress and coat shall be forthcoming . You and I will be friends . '' `` Thank you , '' gasped Dorinda , wondering if , after all , it was n't a dream . `` I would have gladly assisted your mother before , '' said Uncle Eugene , `` if she had asked me . I had determined that she must ask me first .
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