about seven o'clock
I believe that I have wept too much . I must rest a little before I return , for I do not wish you to see me as I am . My husband sets out for Paris the day after to-morrow , and will give you news of us . He expects to take you to dinner somewhere , and charges me to ask you to wait for him at your house about seven o'clock . `` As for me , as soon as I feel a little better , as soon as I have no more this corpse-like face which frightens me , I will return to be near you . In all the world , I have only Annette and you , and I wish to offer to each of you all that I can give without robbing the other . `` I hold out my eyes , which have wept so much , so that you may kiss them .