two o’clock in the afternoon
`` At eleven o'clock . We will have breakfast in bed . I am not at home to anybody before two o'clock . '' At two o'clock in the afternoon Coralie and her lover were sitting together . The poet to all appearance had come to pay a call . Lucien had been bathed and combed and dressed . Coralie had sent to Colliau 's for a dozen fine shirts , a dozen cravats and a dozen pocket-handkerchiefs for him , as well as twelve pairs of gloves in a cedar-wood box .