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Of course it was easier , though , going down-hill , and I said , when we were near enough not to be anxious any more , `` It was worth seeing , was n't it ? '' To which Uncle replied : `` Yes , if you enjoy that kind of thing ; but all I could think of was the idea of spending such a lot of money on statues and then not having any cabs at the depot . '' There was no time to get anything more to eat at the moment , so I just held my tongue until we were safely on the train again . We reached Argentan at 6:15 and I felt as if I 'd been running Uncle , or , rather , running with Uncle , for a month . The next morning we were called at seven , and I really thought that I could not get up at first ; but , I made it at the third try , and Uncle and I were out `` seeing Argentan '' at eight . At half-past he declared that there was really nothing to see , so we went to the _ gare _ , and he bought a Paris `` Herald . '' As we were sitting there waiting for the 8:04 train to Couliboeuf , in came Elfrida Sanders and her sister with bicycles .