four o'clock
`` You said a precious lot . I 'll come all right , but they wo n't want to see me , '' and he walked off before I could tell him that they had better want to see him , or I would have even another row . When I got to the Rudolf I sent up a card to Nina on which I wrote something which at the moment I thought funny . But she did not seem to see the humour of it , for she sent me down an angry little note in which she told me to go away and meet her at four o'clock . I went away sorrowfully , for there was a sense of importance about that note which told me that Nina was not going to tumble into the Cher for nothing , and I knew I should hear more than enough about it before long . But I did not think that I should be made to suffer until I got to the station . But when your luck is dead out it is wise to be prepared for anything .