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Also I have lots that I want to talk to you about and I ca n't do it at the end of this confounded wire that your uncle may be tapping . '' `` I thought it might be so , '' answered Barbara , `` so I just rang you up to wish you good-morning and to say that I am coming over in the motor to lunch with my maid Snell as chaperone . All right , do n't remonstrate , I _ am coming _ over to lunch -- I ca n't hear you -- never mind what people will say . I am coming over to lunch at one o'clock , mind you are in . Good-bye , I do n't want much to eat , but have something for Snell and the chauffeur . Good-bye . '' Then the wire went dead , nor could all Alan 's `` Hello 's '' and `` Are you there 's ? ''