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They were connected , so that Rosa could be close at hand in case Alice should need assistance . While the footman and Buttons were taking the trunks upstairs , Quincy asked his aunt if he could leave his trunk there for a short time . `` I do not wish to take it home , '' he said , `` until after I have the ladies settled at Nantucket . The carriage is waiting outside and I am going to get the one o'clock train . '' `` I will take good care of your trunk , '' said Aunt Ella , `` and you , too , if you will come and live with me . But ca n't you stop to lunch with us ? '' she asked .