one o'clock
`` Why , what has brought you here ? I did not know that your trips often extended to London . '' `` Nor do they , '' John Lirriper said . `` It was the wind and my nephew 's craft the Susan that brought me to London , and it is the will of Mr. Francis that these two young gentlemen should meet him here at one o'clock that has brought me to this door . '' `` Captain Francis is in ; for , you know , he is a captain now , having been lately appointed to a company in the Earl of Leicester 's army . He returned an hour since , and has but now finished his meal . Do you wish to go up with these young masters , or shall I conduct them to him ? ''