seven o'clock
. . ' '' said Dicky , and lighted another cigarette . Precisely at seven o'clock Heatherby appeared . He had on a dress-suit , brown and rusty , a white tie made of a handkerchief torn in two , and a pair of patent leather shoes , scraggy and cracked . Fielding behaved well , Dicky was amiable and attentive , and the dinner being ready to the instant , there was no waiting , there were no awkward pauses . No names of English people were mentioned , England was not named ; nor Cairo , nor anything that English people abroad love to discuss .