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More , perhaps , if the truth were known ; for Dolly had laid her cares she knew where , and that they would be looked after . The pleasant people , whose festivities she shared , were all kind to her ; she had not been forgotten in the gifts which were flying about ; and altogether the day was a white one . It only ended too soon . At four o'clock Dolly prepared to go home . Christina protested that she was not wanted there . `` I am wanted more than you think . I must give mother a piece of my Christmas Day . ''