one o'clock
She consulted the little jewelled watch among her laces . `` Just two hours to wait . And I do n't know what to do with myself . My maid came up this morning to do some shopping for me , and was to go on to Bellomont at one o'clock , and my aunt 's house is closed , and I do n't know a soul in town . '' She glanced plaintively about the station . `` It IS hotter than Mrs. Van Osburgh 's , after all . If you can spare the time , do take me somewhere for a breath of air . ''