two o'clock in the afternoon
Silence and prudence , `` L. DE L. R. '' The baroness addressed this note to -- _ Madame la Vicomtesse de Mirecourt . _ Then , calling her maid , and handing her the missive , she said : `` While we are at table you must take this to Madame de Mirecourt . You will take a box with you when you go out , as if you were going on an errand . '' Almost at the same moment the baron was affixing his signature to the following note : `` M. de la Rochaiguë begs that M. le Baron de Ravil will see him to-morrow at his house between one and two o'clock in the afternoon . The matter is urgent . `` M. de la Rochaiguë counts upon seeing M. de Ravil at the time and place named , and assures him of his most distinguished consideration . '' The baron addressed this note to -- _ M. le Baron de Ravil , _ _ No. 7 Rue Godot-de-Mauroy .