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After breakfasting she went to Miss Starbrow 's room , to find her still in bed and not inclined to get up . `` Put on your dress and go for a walk in Kensington Gardens , '' she said . `` I think it is a fine day , for a wonder . You may stop out until one o'clock , if you like , and take my watch , so as to know the time . And if you wish to rest while out do n't sit down on a bench , or you will be sure to have someone speak to you . According to the last census , or Registrar-General 's report , or whatever it is , there are twenty thousand young gentlemen loafers in London , who spend their whole time hanging about the parks and public places trying to make the acquaintance of young girls . Sit on a chair by yourself when you are tired -- you can always find a chair even in winter -- and give the chairman a penny when he comes to you . ''