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She and Meg stared at one another in dismayed impotence . Jan ordered the pony-carriage ; she would drive to the junction , leaving a note for Peter at `` The Green Hart , '' but it was only too likely he would lunch with the Walcotes . `` You must eat something , '' said Meg . `` There 's a train in at a quarter to two ; you 'd better meet that before you go to the junction ; the guard might be able to tell you something . '' At lunch little Fay wept because there was no Tony . `` After all , you know , '' Meg said , with intent to comfort , `` no great harm can happen to Tony . Hugo will only take the child a little way off , to see what he can get out of you . ''