six o'clock
in the evening
The collection of Bibles , amounting to eighty-five hundred in number , and in sixty different languages , is doubtless the most extensive in the world . The museums of the fine arts and of natural history used up the rest of the day . The next place to be visited was Carlsruhe , the capital of the Grand Duchy of Baden . It was only a three hours ' ride from Stuttgart , and , as the trains connected , the principal decided to proceed at six o'clock in the evening , for he could not otherwise reach his destination till noon the next day . The earl 's party had taken apartments at the Hôtel Marquardt for the night , and Shuffles sent word to them that he was about to leave . He was invited to the elegant parlor occupied by his lordship , where he proceeded at once to take leave of Lady Feodora . `` Probably we shall never meet again , '' said he .