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Saxon waited , for she knew a fresh idea had struck Billy . `` Say , '' he said , `` do you know anything about bank accounts and drawin ' checks ? '' It was on a bright June morning that Billy told Saxon to put on her riding clothes to try out a saddle-horse . `` Not until after ten o'clock , '' she said . `` By that time I 'll have the wagon off on a second trip . '' Despite the extent of the business she had developed , her executive ability and system gave her much spare time . She could call on the Hales , which was ever a delight , especially now that the Hastings were back and that Clara was often at her aunt 's .