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Though I do n't think they will wish to go , for such children generally feel very little interest in statues . '' It is true that young persons , like Charles and Allie , generally feel little interest in sculptures and statuary ; but , on the other hand , they feel a very great interest in torch light , and both Charles and Allie were exceedingly eager to join the party . It was finally agreed that all three should go . It was arranged that Mr. George and Rollo were to call for them at seven o'clock . Mr. Beekman was engaged to dine that evening with a party of gentlemen , and so he was left out of the account altogether . At seven o'clock , accordingly , Mr. George and Rollo called at Mrs. Beekman 's rooms , and a few minutes afterwards they all went together down to the door of the hotel , where Mr. George beckoned to the coachman of one of the carriages that stood in the square . The whole party entered the carriage , after Mr. George had made his bargain with the coachman , and immediately set off .