2:47
As the Captain is in too weak a state of health to journey any distance , I am going to ask you to meet me at No. 17 , Sunnington Crescent , Wandsworth -- a house kept by one Mrs. Culpin , widow of one of my Yard men , at three o'clock this afternoon . Knowing your reluctance to have your identity disclosed , I have taken the liberty of giving you the name you adopted in the Bawdrey affair , to wit : ` George Headland . ' I have also taken the same precaution with regard to the Morrisons , leaving you to disclose your identity or not , as you see fit . '' Glad enough for anything to distract his thoughts from the brooding state of melancholy into which they had sunk , Cleek looked up a time-table , caught the 2:47 train from Victoria Station ; and Narkom , walking into Mrs. Culpin 's modest little drawing-room at two minutes past three , found him standing in the window and looking thoughtfully out at the groups of children romping on the near-by common . `` Well , here I am at last , you see , my dear fellow , '' he said , as he crossed the room and shook hands with him . `` Ripping day , is n't it ? What are you doing ?