one o'clock
Those things are noticed so much . And now , good-bye , my dear . I do n't suppose I shall see you again between this , and Tuesday . Miss Mallow will come to you to try-on the day after to-morrow at one o'clock , remember ; be sure you are at home . She will have hard work to get your things ready in time ; but I shall look in upon her once or twice , to keep her up to the mark . Pray do your best to secure Lady Laura 's friendship . Such an acquaintance as that is all-important to a girl in your position . ''