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`` I dare say Parker 's would replace the things if you was willing to pay for them , and nothing need be said . I 'm not one for wanting scenes , and a scene there 'd be if Miss Roscoe found her set broken . She 's a sharp tongue , as I know to my cost . '' `` Then , Emma , will you take away the box now , and hide it somewhere , and we 'll meet you in the pantry at four o'clock , and you can give it to us , and we 'll take it ourselves to Parker 's , and ask them to send some more china to-night . We 'll bring you the five shillings to-morrow morning . It shall be a present from us both , and thank you so much for helping us ! You promise you wo n't tell ?