four o'clock
`` My dear King , he displayed the keenest interest and sympathy the other night at your house . He -- '' `` Of course I may be wrong , '' admitted King , but his brow was clouded . Shortly after luncheon that day , Mrs. Blithers received a telegram from her husband . It merely stated that he was going up to have tea with the Count at four o'clock , and not to worry as `` things were shaping themselves nicely . '' Late the same evening . Prince Robin , at Red Roof , received a long distance telephone communication from New York City . The Count was on the wire .