one o'clock
I spoke of Flagg to Mr. Nelson , and arranged a meeting between them for the next day . I said nothing of the matter at the dinner-table that evening ; but an encouraging thing always makes a lantern of me , and Clara saw the light in my face . As soon as dinner was over I drew my cousin into the little side room , and laid the affair before him . `` And I have made an appointment for you to meet Mr. Nelson to-morrow at one o'clock , '' I said , in conclusion . `` My dear Wesley '' -- he had listened to me in silence , and now spoke without enthusiasm -- `` I do n't know what you were thinking of to do anything of the sort . I will not keep the appointment with that person . The only possible intercourse I could have with him would be to order groceries at his shop .