six o’clock
You had better bring your carpet-bag , and stay with me some days ; you will be heartily welcome , especially if you can shift without a foreign servant . I have a great compassion for papists , but -- '' `` Oh , my dear uncle , do not fear ; I am not rich enough to have a foreign servant , and have not travelled over three-quarters of the globe without learning that it is possible to dispense with a valet . '' `` As to being rich enough , '' observed Mr. Templeton , with a calculating air , `` seven hundred and ninety-five pounds ten shillings a year will allow a man to keep two servants , if he pleases ; but I am glad to find you economical at all events . We meet to-morrow , then , at six o'clock . '' `` _ Au revoir _ -- I mean , God bless you . `` Tiresome old gentleman that , '' muttered Ferrers , `` and not so cordial as formerly ; perhaps his wife is _ enceinte _ , and he is going to do me the injustice of having another heir . I must look to this ; for without riches , I had better go back and live _ au cinquieme _ at Paris . ''