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I shall probably see you about tea-time . '' Before Maggie had time even to expostulate Aneta closed the door , and a minute or two later had stepped into the cab which Agnes had called for her . The cabman was desired to drive Miss Lysle to Lady Lysle 's house in Eaton Square . This was accordingly done , and soon after ten o'clock Lady Lysle , who had not yet completed her morning toilet , was most amazed at being informed by her maid that Miss Lysle was waiting for her downstairs . `` Aneta ! You do n't mean Aneta , Purcell ? '' `` Yes , my lady ; and she wants to see you in a very great hurry . ''