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`` Good night , miss . '' `` Good night , Mr. Porter , '' smiled Miss Boye , and she closed the door . `` Now I wonder if anythink will ` appen before Ole Whiskers gets up in the mornin ' , '' mused Bindle as he descended the stairs to his room . The next morning Bindle let Mrs. Sedge in at her usual time , seven o'clock . `` Now mind , mother , '' he said , `` four eggs and plenty o ' bacon an ' coffee , Number Six ` as got a appetite ; ` ad no supper , pore gal . '' Mrs. Sedge grunted . Kilburn Cemetery had a depressing effect upon her .