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`` Then we will go by the early express train to-morrow morning , '' said Mr. Brudenell . `` Very well , sir ; I shall be ready , '' smiled Ishmael . Mr. Brudenell rang for tea . And when it was set on the table he ordered the waiter to call him at five o'clock the next morning , to have his bill ready , and get a fly to the door to take them to the Great Northern Railroad Station in time to meet the six o'clock express train for Edinboro ' . After tea the two gentlemen remained conversing some little time longer , and then retired to their bed-chamber , where , being without the help and hindrance of a valet , they packed their own portmanteaus . And then they went to bed early in order to secure a long and good night 's rest , preparatory to their proposed journey of the next morning . For she is wise , if I can judge of her ; And fair she is , if that mine eyes be true ; And true she is as she hath proved herself ; And therefore like herself , wise , fair , and true She shall be placed within my constant soul .