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`` And may I ask you to remember , Mary , please , that Andersonville has dinner at _ noon _ , not at six o'clock . '' `` Yes , Aunt Jane , '' said Mary , polite and proper again . -LRB- I sha n't say what Marie said inside . -RRB- We did n't do anything in the evening but read and go to bed at nine o'clock . I _ wanted _ to run over to Carrie Heywood 's ; but Aunt Jane said no , not till morning . -LRB- I wonder why young folks _ never _ can do things when they _ want _ to do them , but must always wait till morning or night or noon , or some other time ! -RRB- In the morning I went up to the schoolhouse .