two
o'clock
Ulick might call , but she did not think he would . She thought of a visit to her father , but something held her back , and Dulwich was a long way . After breakfast she went to the piano and sang some of Ulick 's music ; stopping suddenly in the middle of a bar , she thought she would send him a note asking him to come to lunch . But what should she do till two o'clock ? it was now only eleven . Suddenly it struck her that she might take a hansom and go and see him . She had never seen his rooms , and to visit him there would be more amusing than for him to come to Park Lane ; and she imagined his surprise and delight at seeing her .