Monday
at two o'clock
But he gived me a note to another ` torney ; a fine fellow enough , only too much of a talker ; I could hardly get a word in , he cut me so short . However , I 've just been going over the principal points again to him ; may be you saw us ? I wanted him just to come over and speak to you himsel , Mary , but he was pressed for time ; and he said your evidence would not be much either here or there . He 's going to the ` sizes first train on Monday morning , and will see Jem , and hear the ins and outs from him , and he 's gived me his address , Mary , and you and Will are to call on him -LRB- Will ` special -RRB- on Monday at two o'clock . Thou ` rt taking it in , Mary ; thou ` rt to call on him in Liverpool at two , Monday afternoon ? '' Job had reason to doubt if she fully understood him ; for all this minuteness of detail , these satisfactory arrangements , as he considered them , only seemed to bring the circumstances in which she was placed more vividly home to Mary . They convinced her that it was real , and not all a dream , as she had sunk into fancying it for a few minutes , while sitting in the old accustomed place , her body enjoying the rest , and her frame sustained by food , and listening to Margaret 's calm voice .