eight o'clock
said that cheerful gentleman , locking his desk . `` Then , if you wo n't think me uncivil , I 'll leave you altogether . My clerk is in the outer room , if you require him . I have a dinner engagement at eight o'clock which I should like to keep . Good-bye , Mr. Heron ; sorry for your disappointment . Good-bye , Mr. Luttrell ; I wish you would n't don that monkish dress of yours . It makes you look so un-English , you know .