about two o'clock
I do n't see why all enterprises should not be open to them . But to think of that little purring cat , Lady Eustace , having been so very -- very clever ! It makes me quite envious . '' All this took place in the morning ; -- that is , about two o'clock ; but after dinner the subject became general . There might be some little reticence in regard to Lord Fawn 's feelings , -- but it was not sufficient to banish a subject so interesting from the minds and lips of the company . `` The Tewett marriage is to come off , after all , '' said Mrs. Bonteen . `` I 've a letter from dear Mrs. Rutter , telling me so as a fact . ''