Nine o'clock
Therefore move secretly , telling no one . Go to the Hotel Europa , where I will try to communicate with you . Renwick read the communication through twice , and then glanced at his watch . Nine o'clock . There was no time to go to the British Embassy in the Metternichgasse , though he would have liked to know if anything had been seen of Marishka at the German Embassy which was just adjoining . But he wrote a note to Sir Herbert , then called his servant , who packed a bag while Renwick bathed and dressed . At ten he was seated in the train for Budapest -- a slow train that he had taken two weeks before on his mission to Belgrade .