three o'clock
I am young yet , and capable of instruction . '' `` You propose a very proper step , Mr Dempster , '' said Mr Selwyn ; `` and during your absence all legal proceedings will be over , and , if the whole affair is made public , it will be forgotten again by the time that you propose to return . I am sure that the executrix will be most happy to forward such very judicious arrangements . I will now take my leave , and beg Mademoiselle de Chatenoeuf to meet me at Doctors ' Commons at three o'clock to-morrow ; that will give me time to look for Colonel Dempster 's will . Good-morning , mademoiselle ; good-morning , Mr Dempster . '' Mr Selwyn went out , and left us alone . `` May I ask , Miss Valerie , whether you have left Lady M -- ? ''