two o'clock
Arrived in London , she expressed herself enraptured at being once more in a civilised country , and restored to the society of human creatures . An elegant house and suitable establishment were immediately provided ; and a thousand dear friends , who had completely forgotten her existence , were now eager to welcome her to her former haunts , and lead her thoughtless and willing steps in the paths of dissipation and extravagance . Soon after their arrival they were visited by General Cameron . It was two o'clock , yet Lady Juliana had not appeared ; and Henry , half-stretched upon a sofa , was dawdling over his breakfast with half-a-dozen newspapers scattered round . The first salutations over , the General demanded , `` Am I not to be favoured with a sight of your lady ? Is she afraid that I am one of your country relations , and taken her flight from the breakfast-table in consequence ? '' `` She has not yet made her appearance , '' replied Douglas ; `` but I will let her know you are here .