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Miss Hetty laughed . `` You see it had been such a long , long time , Rosalind -- '' `` That she had forgotten me , '' added the president . `` Oh , no , I had n't , '' she insisted . They all felt that they should like to see more of him , and that it was too bad he had to leave on the five o'clock train . The last hour was spent with the Whittredges , and Rosalind and Allan accompanied him to the station . Here , while they waited , Rosalind had an opportunity to tell him about the society of Arden Foresters , in which he seemed greatly interested , and was saying he should like to belong , when the gong sounded the approach of the train , and there was only time for good-by . `` I shall be in this part of the country late in October , and may look in upon you again , '' the president put his head out of the window to say , as the conductor called , `` All aboard . ''