two o’clock
I ask you to bear witness , '' he added , his voice getting louder again , while his eyes moved uneasily backward and forward between Sir Patrick and Anne , `` that I treat my wife as becomes a lady . Her friend calls on her -- and she 's free to receive her friend . My mother wants to see her -- and I promise to take her to my mother 's . At two o'clock to-morrow . Where am I to blame ? You stand there looking at me , and saying nothing . Where am I to blame ? ''