nine o'clock
I feel that you seemed to have some objection to my coming to your house . That being so , I wish to consult your wishes in every way , and so I am writing to suggest that you meet me to-morrow , that is Saturday night , on the Little Langbourne Road . I daresay you will wonder why I am so familiar with your neighbourhood , but to tell you the truth I am naturally so interested in you that I have been down quietly several times -- motoring , just to look round and hear news of you from local gossip , which is always amusing . I have heard of your engagement , of course , and I am interested ; but we will talk of that when we meet -- to-morrow night at the gate leading into the field where the big ruined barn stands , about half a mile out of Starden on the Little Langbourne Road at nine o'clock . This is definite and precise , is n't it ? It will then be dark enough for you to be unobserved , and you will come . I am sure you will come .