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Surely whoever speaks to me in the right voice, / him or her I shall follow. / As the water follows the moon, silently, / with fluid steps anywhere around the globe. / Walt Whitman
"Now my cousins are at Diplow," said Grandcourt, "will you go there? -- tomorrow? The carriage shall come for Mrs. Davilow. You can tell me what you would like done in the rooms. Things must be put in decent order while we are away at Ryelands. And tomorrow is the only day."