six o'clock
But then you see her Majesty would take no denial . '' `` I have just dined , '' said Anthony , `` but -- '' `` Well , I will not ask you to see me dine again , as you did last time ; but will you then sup with me ? I am at the ` Running Horse , ' Fleet Street , until to-morrow . '' Anthony accepted gladly ; for he had been greatly taken with Mr. Buxton ; and at six o'clock that evening presented himself at the `` Running Horse , '' and was shown up to a private parlour . He found Mr. Buxton in the highest good-humour ; he was even now on his way from Wisbeach , home again to Tonbridge , and was only staying in London to finish a little business he had . Before supper was over , Anthony had laid his difficulties before him . `` My dear friend , '' said the other , and his manner became at once sober and tender , `` I thank you deeply for your confidence .