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`` But they altered it only last week . '' `` I only just caught the train , '' Arthur breathed . `` Seems to me you did n't catch it , '' said the Levite . '' _ I must be in London before two o'clock _ , '' said Arthur , and he said it so solemnly , he said it with so much of his immortal soul , that even the Levite was startled out of his callous indifference . `` There are expresses from Birmingham to London that do the journey in two hours , '' said he . `` Let us see , '' said the cousin of a Good Samaritan , kindly , opening a bag and producing Bradshaw . And he explained to Arthur that the train reached New Street , Birmingham , at 10.45 , and that , by a singular good fortune , a very fast express left New Street at 11.40 , and arrived at Euston at 1.45 .