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You 'll have to walk if it 's not done , and that to-morrow , Mr. Mollett ; and so I tell you ; and take nothing with you , I can tell you . Father 'll have the police to see to that . '' `` Do n't you be so cruel now , Miss Fanny , '' said Aby , with a leering look . `` I tell you what it is , Mr. O'Dwyer , I must go down again to them diggings very early to-morrow , starting , say , at four o'clock . '' `` You 'll not have a foot out of my stables , '' said Mr. O'Dwyer . `` That 's all . '' `` Look here , Mr. O'Dwyer ; there 's been a sight of money due to us from those Fitzgerald people down there .