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And she did not know where she would find another who would turn out work equal to Hender 's . At last Kate said : ` I do n't know what I shall do ; I promised the dress by to-morrow morning . ' ` I think we 'll be able to finish it to-day , ' Hender answered . ` I 'll work hard at it all the afternoon ; a lot can be done between this and seven o'clock . ' ` Oh , I do n't know , ' replied Kate dolefully ; ` these leaves take such a time to sew on ; and then there 's all the festooning . ' ` I think it can be managed , but we must stick at it . ' On this expression of good-will the conversation ceased for the time being , and the clicking of needles and the buzzing of flies about the brown-paper patterns were all that was heard until twelve o'clock , when Mrs. Ede burst into the room .