One o'clock
So they looked , and admired , and criticized , till Spigot 's all-important figure came looming up the gallery and announced that luncheon was ready . ` Bless me ! ' exclaimed Jawleyford , pulling a most diminutive Geneva watch , hung with pencils , pistol-keys , and other curiosities , out of his pocket ; ` Bless me , who 'd have thought it ? One o'clock , I declare ! Well , if this does n't prove the value of a gallery on a wet day . I do n't know what does . However , ' said he , ` we must tear ourselves away for the present , and go and see what the ladies are about . '