Her mind wuz made up.
Miss Pooler said, "That she wuz a-goin' to the Fair, and a-goin' in good season, too.

She wouldn't miss it for anything in the livin' world.

But she had got to make a visit all round to his relations and hern before she went.

And," sez she, a-lookin' sort o' reproachful at me, "I should have thought you would have felt like goin' round and payin' 'em all a visit, on both of your sides, before you went," sez she.

"They would have felt better; and I feel like doin' everything I can to please the relations." And I told Miss Pooler--"That I never expected to see the day that I hadn't plenty of relations on my side and on hisen, but I never expected to see another Christopher Columbus World's Fair, and I had ruther spend my time now with Christopher than with them on either side, spozin' they would keep." But Miss Pooler said, "She had always felt like doin' all in her power to show respect to the relations on both sides, and make 'em happy.