five o'clock
Captain von Düring 's face brightened . `` Your majesty , '' he cried , `` I can only lay my sword , my life , and my future at the feet of my king . '' `` I appoint you my equerry , '' said the king , `` remain here , you shall do no court duty , '' he added , laughing . `` Au revoir , I shall expect you to dinner at five o'clock . '' Captain von Düring bowed low . `` I can not express to your majesty the gratitude I feel , '' he said ; `` may I have the opportunity of proving it by my deeds ! '' And he left the cabinet .