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He had to get back to the office and to pass them : so , as civilly as he could , considering the weight of wrath and contempt he felt for the man , he stopped and spoke : `` Your fair advocate has been all-powerful , Mr. Jerrold . I congratulate you ; and your arrest is at an end . Captain Armitage will require no duty of you until we are aboard ; but we 've only half an hour . The train is coming sharp at noon . '' `` Train ! What train ! Where are you going ? ''