six o'clock
said Foker . `` No , hang it -- I must go . Poyntz and Rougemont , and ever so many more are coming . The drag at Pelham Corner at six o'clock , Anatole . '' The drag was not one of Mr. Foker 's own equipages , but was hired from a livery stable for festive purposes ; Foker , however , put his own carriage into requisition that morning , and for what purpose does the kind reader suppose ? Why to drive down to Lamb-court , Temple , taking Grosvenor-place by the way -LRB- which lies in the exact direction of the Temple from Grosvenor-street , as every body knows -RRB- , where he just had the pleasure of peeping upward at Miss Amory 's pink window curtains , having achieved which satisfactory feat , he drove off to Pen 's chambers . Why did he want to see his dear friend Pen so much ?