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`` To no address at all , if you please . I will be myself at the spot where the four lanes meet near your house , to the north of the Manor ; it is about a quarter of a mile from you . Of course you know the place well . I will be there at five o'clock to-morrow morning , before the general world is astir . You can either meet me there yourself , or send some trusty person who is sure not to know me . I need hardly say that any attempt to surprise or lay violent hands on me on that occasion would be fruitless , as I should be well on my guard ; and , further , should there be any foul play of any kind , you may depend upon my removing _ both _ my children from your cottage at the earliest opportunity . '' `` I understand you , '' said Amos , `` and will send my father 's old butler to take you the cheque at the hour and to the place you name .