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`` And Patsey , '' said she , `` ride for your life ; and Patsey , whatever you do , do n't come back without Mr. Green 's pumps -- his dancing-shoes you know . '' And in about two hours the pumps did arrive ; and I do n't think I ever spent a pleasanter evening or got more satisfaction out of a pair of shoes . They had not been two minutes on my feet before Larry was carrying a tray of negus across the room in those which I had worn at dinner . `` The Dillon girls are going to stay here , '' said Fanny as I wished her good night at two o'clock . `` And we 'll have dancing every evening as long as you remain . '' `` But I shall leave to-morrow , '' said I. `` Indeed you wo n't . Papa will take care of that . ''