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Calvin 's face fell slightly . `` Not yet , '' he said . `` I only got my full sum made up last night ; ` twar n't convenient for some to pay cash , you know , and to-day 's bank holiday . But to-morrow mornin ' , Mr. Cheeseman , at nine o'clock , you look out and you 'll see little Calvin on them bank steps over yonder , with his wallet in his hand ; and then , Mr. Cheeseman , -- then 's my time ! '' Mr. Cheeseman looked after him as he drove slowly away , his head bent in thought , a very different Calvin Parks from the one who had burst in so joyously an hour before with his New Year greeting . `` He 's a good feller ! '' said the old gentleman .