one o'clock
He went out day before yesterday at nine o'clock in the morning , and that 's the last we 've seen or heard of him . He did n't carry any grip , or have his trunk sent for ; he took nothing but a parcel wrapped in brown paper . '' `` Well , I ca n't understand it . It 's after one o'clock now -- If he does n't soon turn up -- What do you think about it ? '' `` I do n't know what to think about it . I 'm afraid it 's a case of mysterious disappearance -- that 's what I think ! '' Larcher and the landlady stood gazing at each other in silence .