three o’clock in the morning
` Partly Dimmock and partly other things . First of all , that Miss Spencer , or whatever her wretched name is , mysteriously disappears . Then there was the stone thrown into your bedroom . Then I caught that rascal Jules conspiring with Dimmock at three o'clock in the morning . Then your precious Prince Aribert arrives without any suite -- which I believe is a most peculiar and wicked thing for a Prince to do -- and moreover I find my daughter on very intimate terms with the said Prince . Then young Dimmock goes and dies , and there is to be an inquest ; then Prince Eugen and his suite , who were expected here for dinner , fail to turn up at all -- ' ` Prince Eugen has not come ? ' ` He has not ; and Uncle Aribert is in a deuce of a stew about him , and telegraphing all over Europe .