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And if you do n't like it , lump it . '' Olwen calmed her sister , whispering : `` She 's excited . Do n't take notice . '' At the quickening of the second dawn after Christmas , Jennie and Bert arose , and Jennie having hidden her wedding-ring , they two went about their business ; and when at noon Olwen proceeded to number seven , she found that Lisbeth had been taken sick of the palsy and was fallen upon the floor . Lisbeth was never well again , and what time she understood all that Olwen had done for her , she melted into tears . `` I should have gone but for you , '' she averred . `` The money 's Jennie 's , which is the same as I had it and under the mattress , and the house is Jennie 's . ''