two o'clock
_ Any _ car could be powerful and well made ; every car should be , or you would not pay for it ; but she had never seen one before with such heavenly little arrangements for luggage and lunch ; while as for the gold toilet things , in a pale grey suède case , they were beyond words , and she must have them -- the motor also , of course , since it went with them . So that was decided ; and she and I drove back to the hotel , while the two men went to the Automobile Club , of which Lord Bob was an honorary member . If possible , all formalities were to be got through with the Rajah 's agent and the car paid for . At two o'clock , when we were to meet the men at the Ritz for luncheon , they were to let us know whether everything had been successfully arranged : and , if so , Aunt Lil wanted the party to motor to Calais in her new automobile , instead of going by train . Lord Bob would drive , but he meant to hire a chauffeur recommended by the Club , so that he would not have to stop behind and see to getting the car across the Channel in a cargo boat . Aunt Lil was very much excited over this idea , as she always is over anything new , and if I was rather quiet and uninterested , she was too much occupied to notice . Lisa was looking worse when we went back to her at the hotel , but Aunt Lil did n't notice that either .