two o'clock
She adored the fried fish served on the banks of the Seine , the stewed rabbits , the arbors in the tavern gardens , and the shouts of the boating men . He liked to start off with her on a bright day on a suburban line , and traverse the ugly environs of Paris , sprouting with tradesmen 's hideous boxes , talking lively nonsense . And when he had to return to dine at Madame Walter 's he hated the eager old mistress from the mere recollection of the young one whom he had left , and who had ravished his desires and harvested his ardor among the grass by the water side . He had fancied himself at length pretty well rid of Madame Walter , to whom he had expressed , in a plain and almost brutal fashion , his intentions of breaking off with her , when he received at the office of the paper the telegram summoning him to meet her at two o'clock at the Rue de Constantinople . He re-read it as he walked along , `` Must see you to-day . Most important . Expect me two o'clock , Rue de Constantinople .