seven o'clock
But , mon cher , you are not of a jealous temperament to confide your discovery to another . '' `` Yes , I am of a very jealous temperament , '' replied the Englishman ; `` but jealousy comes after love , and not before it . I am not in love ; I am only haunted . To-morrow evening , then , shall we dine at Philippe 's , seven o'clock ? '' `` With all my heart , '' said Lemercier ; `` and you too , Alain ? '' `` Thank you , no , '' said the Marquis , briefly ; and he rose , drew on his gloves , and took up his hat . At these signals of departure , the Englishman , who did not want tact nor delicacy , thought that he had made himself ` de trop ' in the ` tete-a-tete ' of two friends of the same age and nation ; and , catching up his paletot , said hastily , `` No , Marquis , do not go yet , and leave our host in solitude ; for I have an engagement which presses , and only looked in at Lemercier 's for a moment , seeing the light at his windows .