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` I canna come the day , for my claes are a ' at Maryhill , ' said Liz . ` But I 'll gang for them , Liz , ' put in the little seamstress quickly . ` They can be easy got frae Maryhill afore nicht . It 's only twelve o'clock the noo . ' ` There need not be any such hurry ; I think I shall stay in town all night , ' said Gladys , ` and you can arrange it together , either to go with me or alone . Teen can manage it ; she knows all about the trains , having been there before . I shall be sure to be home not later than to-morrow night , and if anything should prevent me getting down then , there is Miss Peck , Teen , who , you know , will make you very welcome . '