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So now they has two ropes , ` bout six foot apart , and three from the floor , which goes right down the room ; and the beds are made of slips of coarse sacking , stretched across ` em . ' ` Well , ' said Mr. Pickwick . ` Well , ' said Mr. Weller , ` the adwantage o ' the plan 's hobvious . At six o'clock every mornin ' they let 's go the ropes at one end , and down falls the lodgers . Consequence is , that being thoroughly waked , they get up wery quietly , and walk away ! ' ` Beg your pardon , sir , ' said Sam , suddenly breaking off in his loquacious discourse . ` Is this Bury St. Edmunds ? '