two o'clock
Hard and cynical as he was , Mohun was thoroughly shocked and grieved ; but the urgency of the crisis brought back the prompt decision of thought and purpose that were habitual to the trained soldier . He sprang to his feet , alert and ready for action , as he would have done in the old times , from his bivouac , to meet a night-surprise of the wild Hungarians . `` Get every thing ready , '' he said to the servant , who entered at that moment ; `` your master is going to England immediately . The train starts for Havre at two o'clock . You will catch the night-boat for Southampton . '' When the man had left the room he turned to Guy : `` Rouse yourself , man ! There is all a lifetime for remorse , but only a few hours for the little amends you can make .