six o'clock
Granting that Faber and common-sense were in the right , what was this Margrave ? A man to whose friendship , acuteness , and energy I was under the deepest obligations , -- to whom I was indebted for active services that had saved my life from a serious danger , acquitted my honour of a horrible suspicion . `` I thank you , '' I said to Strahan , `` I will come ; not , indeed , for a week , but , at all events , for a day or two . '' `` That 's right ; I will call for you in the carriage at six o'clock . You will have done your day 's work by then ? '' `` Yes ; I will so arrange . '' On our way to Derval Court that evening , Strahan talked much about Margrave , of whom , nevertheless , he seemed to be growing weary .