four o'clock
Warrington laughed and laid down five pieces of gold . The Chinaman swept them up in his lean dry hands . And Warrington departed , wondering if she would accept such a token . By four o'clock he arrived at the Chinese tailors in the Suley Pagoda Road . He ordered a suit of pongee , to be done at noon the following day . He added to this orders for four other suits , to be finished within a week . Then he went to the shoemaker , to the hatter , to the haberdasher .