one o'clock
Everyone knows that you are in disgrace , and exiled to Paris . How foolish of you to come here ! '' `` I have done nothing to be ashamed of , '' Rupert said . `` Besides , I was ordered to leave at one o'clock , and it is not one o'clock yet . '' `` Oh , we are all angry with you , Monsieur l'Anglais , for you have been deceiving us all for the last three months . But , now mind , we bear no malice ; but pray ride off . '' As she spoke she made a sign to Rupert to alight and come to the window , so that the coachman might not overhear what was said .