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My uncle will marry that woman . '' It was only on the eve of his wedding-day that Sir Oswald Eversleigh made any communication to his valet . While dressing for dinner that evening , he said , quietly -- `` I want my portmanteaus packed for travelling between this and two o'clock to-morrow , Millard ; and you will hold yourself in readiness to accompany me . I shall post from London , starting from a house near Fulham , at three o'clock . The chariot must leave here , with you and the luggage , at two . '' `` You are going abroad , sir ? '' `` No , I am going to North Wales for a week or two ; but I do not go alone .