two o'clock sharp
He 's a very pleasant young man , and punctual to the second when he lodged with me . I happened to run across him up by Chancery Lane the other evening , and he said to me , in his funny way , ` I 've been and gone and done it , Miss Tweddle , since I saw you . I 'm a happy man ; and I 'm thinking of bringing my young lady soon to introduce to you . ' So I asked them to come and take a bit of dinner with me to-day , and I told him two o'clock sharp , I 'm sure . Ah , there they are at last ! That 's Mr. Jauncy 's knock , among a thousand . '' Leander started .