Eight o'clock
I am sure that there is not a woman in a thousand -- '' `` Matilda , I know it . Nor one in fifty thousand . You are very good at figures : will you take this sheet away with you ? Eight o'clock will be quite time enough for it . '' `` My dear , I am always too pleased to do whatever I can to help you . But I must talk to you now ; really I must say a few words about something , tired as you may be , Charles , and well deserving of a little good sleep , which you never seem able to manage in bed . You told me , you know , that you expected Cadman , that surly , dirty fellow , who delights to spoil my stones , and would like nothing better than to take the pattern out of our drawing-room Kidderminster .