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`` It is really a tax on me , this first day at the Academy , '' said Mrs. Fairfax , when they were at luncheon . `` I have been there at the press view , besides seeing all the pictures long ago in the studios . But , of course , I am expected to be there . '' `` If I were in your place , '' said Elinor , `` I -- '' `` Last night , '' continued Mrs. Fairfax , deliberately ignoring her , `` I was not in bed until half-past two o'clock . On the night before , I was up until five . On Tuesday I did not go to bed at all . '' `` Why do you do such things ? ''