one o'clock
But at night he packed his bag for Homburg , and that chilled him . He lay slumbering all night , but not sleeping , and waking with starts and a sense of horror . At breakfast , after reading his letters , Vizard asked him what train he would go by . He said , the one o'clock . `` All right , '' said Vizard . Then he rang the bell , countermanded the dog-cart , and ordered the barouche . `` A barouche for me ! ''