two o'clock
When he went away he had provided her with another lodger . He remembered that by this time she must have come back from Torquay . As this thought came to him he stopped suddenly and pulled out his watch . Webster would not be at Paddington before two o'clock . He had nothing very special to do that morning , he would jump into a hansom and go and see Mrs. Home and Harold . He put his ideas into execution without an instant 's delay , and arrived at Kentish Town and drew up at the well-known door at quite an early hour . Daisy and the baby were already out , but Harold , still something of an invalid , stood by the dining-room window .