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`` But she is deaf , '' said Margaret , in the same melancholy tone . `` And I believe she is also very severe . But , '' brightening , `` I am not going to think about her now , for I have got you to talk to for another hour . It 's just one o'clock , and my train does not go until seventeen minutes past two . '' `` The 2.17 is my train too , '' said Eleanor . `` But what do you say to having lunch now . I am getting hungry . ''