two o'clock
I made no answer , being too full of happiness at the moment . `` Tell ye one thing , Ray , '' he went on soberly : `` ef a boy an ' a gal loves one ` nother , an ' he has any grit in ` im , ca n't nuthin ' keep 'em apart long . '' He straightened the mane of his horse , and then added : -- `` Ner they ca n't nuthin ' conquer 'em . '' Soon after two o'clock we turned in at the chateau . We were a merry company at luncheon , the doctor drinking our health and happiness with sublime resignation . But I had to hurry back -- that was the worst of it all . Louise walked with me to the big gate , where were D'ri and the horses .