five o'clock
These can be condensed into a paragraph of two -- and we can ring up the curtain when we like on the next scene , for which Brampton had to wait considerably over a month . There is to be no villain in this drama with the face of an Abbe Maury like the seven cardinal sins . Comfortable looking Mr. Dodd of the prudential committee , with his chin-tuft of yellow beard , is cast for the part of the villain , but will play it badly ; he would have been better suited to a comedy part . Young Mr. Worthington left Brampton on the five o'clock train , and at six Mr. Dodd met his fellow-member of the committee , Judge Graves . `` Called a meetin ' ? '' asked Mr. Dodd , pulling the yellow tuft . `` What for ? ''