two o’clock
You will have seen the world , and you can take your seat next year . ' The duke paused . Lord Montacute looked perplexed and distressed ; he seemed about to reply , and then , leaning on the table , with his face concealed from his father , he maintained his silence . The duke rose , looked at his watch , said he must be at Bellamont by two o'clock , hoped that Brace would dine at the castle to-day , thought it not at all impossible Brace might , would send on to Montacute for him , perhaps might meet him at Bellamont . Brace understood the Continent , spoke several languages , Spanish among them , though it was not probable his son would have any need of that , the present state of Spain not being very inviting to the traveller . ` As for France , ' said the duke , ` France is Paris , and I suppose that will be your first step ; it generally is . We must see if your cousin , Henry Howard , is there .