one o’clock A.M.
`` Yes , a pretty Frenchwoman ! quite romantic -- an attachment of some years ' standing . '' Florence turned away her face , and said no more . `` That 's a good fellow , Lumley , '' said Lord Saxingham ; `` Florence is never more welcome to my eyes than at half-past one o'clock A.M. , when I associate her with thoughts of my natural rest , and my unfortunate carriage-horses . By the by , I wish you would dine with me next Saturday . '' `` Saturday : unfortunately I am engaged to my uncle . '' `` Oh !