half past two
`` He is to come at seven o'clock in the morning . You have a cup of coffee , and some bread and butter and fruit , before that . He will go at nine , then we have breakfast . Then you will have your time to yourself , till dinner at half past two . The assistant surgeon of our regiment -- he is a Dublin man -- will come to you for Latin , and what I may call general knowledge , for two hours . That is all ; except , I suppose , that you will work a bit by yourself , of an evening . `` That is not so bad , is it ? ''