one o'clock
Since the day after the _ début _ Nino had not seen the baroness . He did not speak of her , and I am sure he wished she were at the very bottom of the Tiber . But on the morning after the serenade he received a note from her , which was so full of protestations of friendship and so delicately couched that he looked grave , and reflected that it was his duty to be courteous , and to answer such a call as that . She begged him earnestly to come at one o'clock ; she was suffering from headache , she said , and was very weak . Had Nino loved Hedwig a whit the less he would not have gone . But he felt himself strong enough to face anything and everything , and therefore he determined to go . He found her , indeed , with the manner of a person who is ill , but not with the appearance .