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`` O , never mind the breeze , '' said Mrs. Parkman . `` We are used to it , porter . We 've crossed the Atlantic . '' `` Very well , '' said Mr. Parkman , `` we will wait until four o'clock . '' `` Then I 'll put the luggage in the luggage room , '' said the porter , `` and take it to the boat at half past three . That 's the way to the hotel , '' he added , pointing the way . There are several very nice hotels in Dover , but the one which the porter referred to is one of the finest and most beautifully situated hotels in Europe .