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You begin your preparations at once , and to-morrow morning you go on board with us . ' ` But if I do n't go to Wrotham this afternoon , she 'll be here either to-night or the first thing to-morrow . I 'm sure of it ! ' ` By four or five o'clock , ' said Earwaker , ` you can have broken up the camp . You 've often done it at shorter notice . Go to an hotel for the night . ' ` I must write to the poor woman . '