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`` I am sure you will , and more than that , '' she said , warmly ; `` if not , '' she added , with a saucy laugh , `` I think you might as well give it up altogether ; a modest success means mediocrity , and that is hateful , and I am sure you yourself would be no more satisfied with it than I should . '' `` Well , I will go on for a bit and see . I agree with you , that a thing is not worth doing unless it is done well , but I wo n't come to any final decision for another year or two . Now it is past ten o'clock , and I must be going . '' `` When will you come ? To-morrow ? '' `` I will come at three o'clock .