seven o'clock
`` To think of poor dear Georges at Orleans ! '' said Mme Hugon . `` He was anxious to consult old Doctor Tavernier , who never goes out now , on the subject of his sick headaches . Yes , you were not up , as he went off before seven o'clock . But it 'll be a change for him all the same . '' She broke off , exclaiming : `` Why , what 's making them stop on the bridge ? '' The fact was the ladies and Fauchery and Daguenet were standing stock-still on the crown of the bridge .