two o'clock
So one morning in March , on the spur of the moment , he took train and was once more in the metropolis . On his way he had determined to send a note to Earwaker before calling at Staple Inn . He wrote it at a small hotel in Paddington , where he took a room for the night , and then spent the evening at a theatre , as the best way of killing time . By the first post next morning came a card , whereon Earwaker had written : ` Be here , if you can , at two o'clock . Shall be glad to see you . ' ` So you have been new-furnishing ! ' Godwin remarked , as he was admitted to the chambers .