two o'clock
I do n't understand you . I 've taken my rooms for the whole of August , and they are mine ; and -- '' `` I have got to have your rooms , '' said Mrs. Durgin . `` Very well , then , I wo n't give them up , '' said the lady . `` A bargain 's a bargain , and I have your agreement -- '' `` If you 're not out of your rooms by two o'clock , your things will be put out ; and after dinner to-day you will not eat another bite under my roof . '' Mrs. Durgin went in , and it remained for the company to make what they could of the affair . Mrs. Marven did not wait for the result . She was not a dignified person , but she rose with hauteur and whipped away to her rooms , hers no longer , to make her preparations .