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Shirley took her good fortune complacently and was heard to remark that she wished school would open the next day because now she was old enough to go . The day after the party Aunt Trudy decided to `` run into the city '' for her new glasses and some special errands . She left soon after breakfast and would , she informed Winnie , return on the 5:48 train that afternoon . It was the day for Rosemary 's music lesson and she went , at two o'clock , to her teacher 's house . The lesson over , she took a book back to the Library for Aunt Trudy , bought some clothespins for Winnie and meeting Jack Welles , brown and freckled from his fishing trip , accepted his invitation to stop at the hardware store and see the prize trout his father had caught and which was mounted and on exhibition in the window . So it was nearly half past four when she reached home . `` Rosemary ! ''