one o’clock
You can stay in the pavilion until October . Monsieur and Madame de Reybert will lodge for the present in the chateau ; endeavor to keep on terms with them , like well-bred persons who hate each other , but still keep up appearances . '' The count and Moreau went downstairs ; Moreau white as the count 's hair , the count himself calm and dignified . During the time this interview lasted the Beaumont coach , which left Paris at one o'clock , had stopped before the gates of the chateau , and deposited Maitre Crottat , the notary , who was shown , according to the count 's orders , into the salon , where he found his clerk , extremely subdued in manner , and the two painters , all three of them painfully self-conscious and embarrassed . Monsieur de Reybert , a man of fifty , with a crabbed expression of face , was also there , accompanied by old Margueron and the notary of Beaumont , who held in his hand a bundle of deeds and other papers . When these various personages saw the count in evening dress , and wearing his orders , Georges Marest had a slight sensation of colic , Joseph Bridau quivered , but Mistigris , who was conscious of being in his Sunday clothes , and had , moreover , nothing on his conscience , remarked , in a sufficiently loud tone : -- `` Well , he looks a great deal better like that . '' `` Little scamp , '' said the count , catching him by the ear , `` we are both in the decoration business .