two p.m.
But you know that is out of the question . Now I wo n't wait any longer ; just give me an answer to this : if I come to you in the city will you let me have some money to-day ? If you wo n't , why I must go elsewhere -- that 's all . ' The interview ended by an appointment being made for another meeting to come off at two p.m. that day , at the ` Banks of Jordan , ' a public-house in Sweeting 's Alley , as well known to Charley as the little front parlour of Mr. M'Ruen 's house . ` Bring the bill-stamp with you , Mr. Tudor , ' said Jabesh , by way of a last parting word of counsel ; ` and let Mr. Scatterall sign it -- that is , if it must be Mr. Scatterall ; but I wish you would bring your cousin 's name . ' ` Nonsense ! ' ` Well , then , bring it signed -- but I 'll fill it ; you young fellows understand nothing of filling in a bill properly . '