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`` Why , '' replied Hanlon , `` the poor girl has nothing else to give , an ' I 'd like to have something from her , even if a ring never was to go on us , merely as a keepsake . '' `` Well , then , '' replied Duncan , with something approaching to solemnity in his voice , `` mark my words -- you promise to give me a lift for the drivership with old Jemmy and the two Dicks ? '' `` I do . '' `` Well , then , listen : If you will be at the Grey Stone to-morrow night at twelve o'clock -- midnight -- I 'll engage that Sarah will give you the box there . '' `` Why , in troth , Eody , to tell you the truth if she could give it to me at any other time an ' place , I 'd prefer it . That Grey Stone is a wild place to be in at midnight . '' `` It is a wild place ; still it 's there , an ' nowhere else , that you must get the box .