six
o'clock in the evening
She said to him , with most manifest anxiety , `` You will do nothing without me . You will do nothing until we meet again . '' This he had promised readily enough , for what _ could _ he do in the short hours which must elapse between now and their next meeting ? As he was dressing , however , on the following morning , a sudden idea did occur to him , and on this idea he resolved to act before he saw Charlotte at six o'clock in the evening . He would go to Somerset House and see Mr. Harman 's will . What Daisy first , and now Charlotte , had never thought of doing during all these years he would do that very day . Thus he would gain certain and definite information .