two o'clock
`` Well , then , the thing is decided ! '' exclaimed the king quite cheerfully . `` I have commanded the concentration of the army in Göttingen , '' he added , turning to Meding , `` by my generals ' advice , that they may march thence to the south . I shall start at two o'clock . I beg you , my dear Meding to drive to General Brandis and to Count Platen ; request them to be ready for the journey , and tell them to meet me at the railway station at two tonight . I must ask you also to make your preparations and to accompany me ; I shall need you . You will have but little time ! ''