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If they went in any of his carriages , the loitering charm of the walk would be lost ; and they must , to a certain degree , be encumbered by , and exposed to , the notice of servants . `` Are you a good walker , Ruth ? Do you think you can manage six miles ? If we set off at two o'clock , we shall be there by four , without hurrying ; or say half-past four . Then we might stay two hours , and you could show me all the old walks and old places you love , and we could still come leisurely home . Oh , it 's all arranged directly ! '' `` But do you think it would be right , sir ?