But it 's there . Mary Morrow was born and brought up in Hopedale . She went to Upton when I did , and married Oliver Stephens there . Why , I knew his father as well as I know you . '' `` This is wonderful , '' said Miss Salome . Then she added sorrowfully , `` But it does n't make your running away right , Chester . '' `` Tell us all about it , '' demanded Clemantiny , sitting down on the wood-box . `` Sit down , boy , sit down -- do n't stand there looking as if you were on trial for your life . Tell us all about it . '' Thus adjured , Chester sat down and told them all about it -- his moonlight flitting and his adventures in Montrose . Miss Salome exclaimed with horror over the fact of his sleeping in a pile of lumber for seven nights , but Clemantiny listened in silence , never taking her eyes from the boy 's pale face . When Chester finished , she nodded . `` We 've got it all now . There 's nothing more behind , Salome . It would have been better for you to have told as straight a story at first , young man . '' Chester knew that , but , having no reply to make , made none . Miss Salome looked at him wistfully . `` But , with it all , you did n't do right to run away , Chester , '' she said firmly . `` I dare say your aunt was severe with you -- but two wrongs never make a right , you know . '' `` No 'm , '' said Chester .
`` You must go back to your XXXXX , '' continued Miss Salome sadly .
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