one o'clock
How hungry you must be ! '' said the good woman , as she bustled about to get a plate of butter and a knife . She must have been convinced of it by the rapid manner in which the slices of bread and butter disappeared . At one o'clock the sexton came home . Dinner was laid , and Paul partook of it with an appetite little affected by his lunch of the morning . As he rose from the table , he took his cap , and saying , `` Good-by , I thank you very much for your kindness ! '' he was about to depart .