One o'clock
I shall be going away for a few days . Come to-morrow to luncheon , and we will settle the preliminaries . '' `` Right -- one o'clock ? '' `` One o'clock . '' When Durnovo had gone Guy sat down and wrote to Lady Cantourne accepting her invitation to spend a few days at Cantourne Place , on the Solent . He explained that his visit would be in the nature of a farewell , as he was about to leave for Africa for a little big-game hunting . Quand on n ` a pas ce que l'on aime , il faut aimer ce que l'on a. `` Your energy , my dear lady , is not the least of many attributes . ''