We shall be away before the Argus-eyed Pressman is on the watch.

We shall today begin our packing up; and I dare say that by tomorrow night we shall be ready.

In the outhouses I have all the packing-cases which were used for bringing the things from Egypt, and I am satisfied that as they were sufficient for the journey across the desert and down the Nile to Alexandria and thence on to London, they will serve without fail between here and Kyllion.

We four men, with Margaret to hand us such things as we may require, will be able to get the things packed safely; and the carrier's men will take them to the trucks.
"Today the servants go to Kyllion, and Mrs.Grant will make such arrangements as may be required.

She will take a stock of necessaries with her, so that we will not attract local attention by our daily needs; and will keep us supplied with perishable food from London.
Thanks to Margaret's wise and generous treatment of the servants who decided to remain, we have got a staff on which we can depend.