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Let us be in peace to-night ; bethink you what that room contains . '' `` He ai n't black , is he ? I -- I would n't look at him for a thousand pounds , '' said Purvis , with a shudder . `` If she remain here after noon , to-morrow , '' said Kraus , in a low voice , `` a new month will have begun . '' `` To-morrow afternoon ; Lord ! how close he r-ran it , '' exclaimed Purvis . `` Once more , I say , be patient , '' said Hans .