two o'clock
Look at it ; there 's his blood up on it ; I kept it to show you . I caught her arm , or she would have killed him , I believe . He lost so much blood , the doctor would not let him be moved . Then she thought of you still , and would not pass a night under the same roof with him ; at two o'clock she was on the way to Raby ; but Mr. Coventry was too much of a man to stay in the house and drive her out ; so he went off next morning , and , as soon as she heard that , she came home . She is wife and no wife , as the saying is , and how it is all to end Heaven only knows . '' `` It will end the moment I meet the man ; and that wo n't be long . '' `` There !