one o'clock
I do n't suppose he 'd care much if I did . He ca n't be particularly keen on preserving Simpkins ' life , for he does n't know him . Still it is best to avoid all risks , and I shall treat the marriage as the ordinary conventional love-match , without hinting at any connection between it and Miss King 's peculiar art . When I 've settled things up with him -- that 'll be about twelve or one o'clock , if I get at him before he starts fishing for the day -- I shall go down to the village and get a hold of Simpkins . He 'll be in his office , I expect . I shall lunch with him , and then lead him up and lay him at Miss King 's feet . '' `` Will he go for you ?