three o’clock
Mrs. Weeks Wimbush . '' `` And in the dining-room ? '' `` A young lady , sir -- waiting : I think a foreigner . '' It was three o'clock , and on days when Paraday did n't lunch out he attached a value to these appropriated hours . On which days , however , did n't the dear man lunch out ? Mrs. Wimbush , at such a crisis , would have rushed round immediately after her own repast . I went into the dining-room first , postponing the pleasure of seeing how , upstairs , the lady of the barouche would , on my arrival , point the moral of my sweet solicitude .