one o'clock
My limbs shall no longer refuse their office ! '' Clarence threw himself down at the foot of a pine tree to sit and await events . He took out his watch and looked at the time . `` It is one o'clock , '' he said to himself . `` At two sharp the trail will move , or ought to do so . Perhaps Neville might give us half an hour 's grace , though . At any rate , I will wait here three-quarters of an hour , and if in that time I hear nothing from Rothsay or Cora , I shall go down the mountain to explain the situation to Neville . ''