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`` Edward , papa , '' cried Henry . `` Edward , '' said Emily , `` is the boy 's name , not the old woman 's -- we did not ask her name . '' `` I thought that was likely , '' answered Mr. Fairchild , smiling . `` Well , Henry , I will tell you what must be done -- you must be ready at six o'clock to-morrow morning , and we will walk , whilst it is cool , to Mr. Burke 's , and get our breakfast there , and you must help us to find these poor people . '' `` Oh , papa ! '' said Henry : he could not say another word for joy . After supper , and when everything but the candles was cleared from the table , the basket was set on it , and Mrs. Fairchild began to unpack it .