two o'clock
She turned over the big sheets , until she found , at the foot of one of the ten columns devoted to The Avenger and his crimes , the information she wanted , and then uttered an exclamation under her breath . What Mrs. Bunting had been looking for -- what at last she had found -- was the time and place of the inquest which was to be held that day . The hour named was a rather odd time -- two o'clock in the afternoon , but , from Mrs. Bunting 's point of view , it was most convenient . By two o'clock , nay , by half-past one , the lodger would have had his lunch ; by hurrying matters a little she and Bunting would have had their dinner , and -- and Daisy was n't coming home till tea-time . She got up out of her husband 's chair . `` I think you 're right , '' she said , in a quick , hoarse tone . `` I mean about me seeing a doctor , Bunting .