six o'clock
Their eyes met again . ` Well , we might have a word or two about it , ' he said . ` Better meet somewhere else , perhaps ? ' ` Could you be at the top of Chancery Lane at six o'clock ? ' With a look of mutual understanding , they parted . Joseph went home , and explained that , to his surprise , he had found an old acquaintance at the lawyer 's office , a man named Scawthorne , whom he was going to see in private before having an interview with the lawyer himself . At six o'clock the appointed meeting took place , and from Chancery Lane the pair walked to a quiet house of refreshment in the vicinity of Lincoln 's Inn Fields .