ten o'clock
We have only been here a few weeks , and though the affair looks somewhat meagre , we have hopes that in a little time , and with some pains , much may be done to make it habitable . There is a capital chasses of some hundred acres ; plenty of wood and innumerable rights , seignorial , memorial , & c. , which , fortunately for my neighbours , I neither understand nor care for ; and we are therefore the best friends in the world . Among others I am styled the graf or count -- . '' `` Well , then , Monsieur Le Comte , do you intend favouring me with your company at coffee this evening ; for already it is ten o'clock ; and considering my former claim upon Mr. Lorrequer , you have let me enjoy very little of his society . '' We now adjourned to the drawing-room , where we gossipped away till past midnight ; and I retired to my room , meditating over Jack 's adventures , and praying in my heart , that despite all his mischances , my own might end as happily . The rest and quietness of the preceding day had so far recovered me from the effects of my accident , that I resolved , as soon as breakfast was over , to take leave of my kind friends , and set out for Munich . `` We shall meet to-night , Harry , '' said Waller , as we parted -- `` we shall meet at the Casino -- and do n't forget that the Croix Blanche is your hotel ; and Schnetz , the tailor , in the Grande Place , will provide you with every thing you need in the way of dress . ''