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Up to a certain extent it will be a good thing for you , but mind , I distinctly forbid you to attempt any such folly as to try to walk from the Quartier Latin up to Passy . Let me see , '' he added , thoughtfully . `` Yes , I think it can be managed . I will send you home by the ambulance that will be here to-morrow morning at eight o'clock . You are to keep yourself quiet all day , and I will get Madame de Millefleurs to send her carriage round for you at eleven o'clock next day , to take you round by Passy . She has told me many times that it is always at the disposal of any of my patients to whom it would be useful . I will see her some time to-morrow and arrange about it . ''