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Of course I hope -- I know -- you all miss your little sister . I 'm afraid I should feel very badly if I thought you did n't ! `` We plan to start Thursday evening , December third . We ca n't make quite as good connections as I did in coming , so , according to Doctor Wood 's figuring with the time-tables , we shall go through the home city at one o'clock on Saturday morning . We shall be in the station twenty minutes , being switched around , and -- well , I do n't like to ask anybody to stay up till that hour , but -- I shall be up , and looking out -- and -- and -- I 'm almost afraid that if I did n't see anybody , I should shed just a tear or two ! You see I have n't really cried once yet -- and I do n't want to break my record . `` Your Sally . ''