two
o'clock Saturday morning
I do n't believe I need explain to you that it seems to me I must see her ; going back without it is unthinkable . I do n't know when I may be North again . Yet I ca n't neglect Hackett or my duty to the Company . '' `` Then -- how the dickens -- '' `` I shall be coming back on the train that reaches this station at two o'clock Saturday morning . It will go through your home city at midnight . Would it be possible for you and Miss Dorothy to take that train when it leaves Boston Friday night , and so give me the time between there and your station ? '' Julius Broughton , born plotter and situation maker as he was , rose to the occasion gallantly .