four o'clock
He declared that Grendall would not pay his debts , that he had cheated when playing loo , -- as to which Sir Felix appealed to Dolly Longestaffe ; and he ended by asserting that Grendall ought to be turned out of the club . They had a desperate row . Dolly of course had said that he knew nothing about it , and Lord Grasslough had expressed an opinion that perhaps more than one person ought to be turned out . At four o'clock the party was broken up and Sir Felix wandered forth into the streets , with nothing more than the change of a ten pound note in his pocket . All his luggage was lying in the hall of the club , and there he left it . There could hardly have been a more miserable wretch than Sir Felix wandering about the streets of London that night . Though he was nearly drunk , he was not drunk enough to forget the condition of his affairs .