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` But you must think about it now , ' said Hester . ` To please me you must like everything ; your tea , and your fresh eggs , and the butter and the cream . You must let yourself be spoilt for a time just to compensate me for your absence . ' ` You have made yourself smart to receive him at any rate , ' said the squire , who had become thoroughly used to the black gown which she had worn morning , noon , and evening while her husband was away . ` Why should I not be smart , ' she said , ` when my man has come to me ? For whose eyes shall I put on the raiment that is his own but for his ? I was much lower than a widow in the eyes of all men ; but now I have got my husband back again .