six in the afternoon
The count was also said to have a young wife who did not love him . So ran the gossip of the servants . It was all one to Henrietta what they said about Count Kengyelesy and his consort . Between five and six in the afternoon they reached the count 's castle , which lay outside the village in the midst of rich tobacco and rapeseed fields , and enclosed on three sides by a splendid English garden ; the place was arranged with taste and evidently well-cared for . That the count expected the arrival of the Hátszegis was evident from the fact that dinner was awaiting them . Kengyelesy was a little puny bit of a man with very light bright hair , white eyelashes , and a pointed chin made still more pointed by a long goatish beard . It always pleased him very much when his friends confidentially assured him that he had a perfect satyr-like countenance .