three o'clock
`` Her carriage was waiting . She had been so infinitely delayed by my lord and my lady , and his highness , and Signora ! Was exceedingly sorry ! Would speak to me another time , to-morrow at three o'clock , but had not a moment to spare at present '' , and so vanished ! ` Shall I say she treated me proudly , and made me feel my insignificance ? No . The little that she did say was affable ; the tone was conciliating , the eye encouraging , and the countenance expressed the habitual desire of conferring kindness .