two o'clock
`` I do n't advise it to-night . She is excited and overstrung . To-morrow , perhaps , if all goes well . Come round to my house at two o'clock , and I will let you know . '' But Babbacombe did not see her the next day , for it was found advisable to keep her absolutely quiet . The doctor was very reticent , but he gathered from his manner that he entertained very grave doubts as to the success of his treatment . On the day following he telephoned to Babbacombe to meet him at the home in the afternoon .