seven o'clock
in the evening
The body was hideously mutilated ; the face had lost all resemblance to anything human . There were no papers in the pockets . But the description answered to that of the colonel . Mme. Sparmiento arrived at Ville d'Avray , by motor-car , at seven o'clock in the evening . She was taken to a room at the railway-station . When the sheet that covered it was removed , Edith , Edith Swan-neck , recognized her husband 's body . * * * * * In these circumstances , Lupin did not receive his usual good notices in the press : `` Let him look to himself , '' jeered one leader-writer , summing up the general opinion .