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`` You 'd better fetch him roun ' to see me , Ma ' y B. , '' she said , `` an ' let 's see what he looks like . I 'm pertic ` lar ` bout my gal . She says she ai n't goin ' to marry nobody ; but of co ` se we know that 's all foolishness . '' `` I 'll fetch him roun ' this evenin ' ` bout three o'clock , '' said the visitor , rising . `` I mus ' hurry back now an ' keep him comp ` ny . Tell Rena ter put on her bes ' bib an ' tucker ; for Mr. Wain is pertic ` lar too , an ' I 've already be 'n braggin ' ` bout her looks . '' When Mary B. , at the appointed hour , knocked at Mis ' Molly 's front door , -- the visit being one of ceremony , she had taken her cousin round to the Front Street entrance and through the flower garden , -- Mis ' Molly was prepared to receive them .