four o'clock
DEAR CHILTERN , I particularly want to see you with reference to a letter I wrote to you last summer . I must be in the House to-day from four till the debate is over . I will be at the Reform Club from two till half-past three , and will come if you will send for me , or I will meet you anywhere at any hour to-morrow morning . Yours , always , P. F. No message came to him at the Reform Club , and he was in his seat in the House by four o'clock . During the debate a note was brought to him , which ran as follows : -- I have got your letter this moment . Of course we must meet . I hunt on Tuesday , and go down by the early train ; but I will come to town on Wednesday .