five o'clock
This speech made Oaklands raise his head , and look Coleman so fixedly in the face , with such a clear , earnest , penetrating gaze , that it appeared as if he would read his very soul . Having apparently satisfied himself , he smiled slightly , resumed his former attitude , and observed in the same half-sleepy tone : -- `` No , I 'll leave all that to him ; I am not particular . What time do you dine here ? '' I replied -LRB- for the look I have described seemed to have had the wonderful effect of silencing Coleman -RRB- , `` At five o'clock '' . `` Very good ; and I believe there 's a Mrs. Mildman , or some such person , is there not ? I suppose one must dress . Will you be so kind as to tell the servant to bring some hot water , and to look out my things for me at a quarter before five ?