one o’clock
`` The next day is Monday . I have looked at the shipping advertisements , and I find that a steamer leaves Liverpool for the Brazils on Tuesday . Nothing could be more convenient ; we will start you on your voyage under the parson 's own eyes . You may manage it in this way : `` At one o'clock send out the man who cleans the knives and forks to get a cab ; and when he has brought it up to the door , let him go back and get a second cab , which he is to wait in himself , round the corner , in the square . Let the house-maid -LRB- still in your dress -RRB- drive off , with the necessary boxes , in the first cab to the North-western Railway . When she is gone , slip out yourself to the cab waiting round the corner , and come to me at Bayswater . They may be prepared to follow the house-maid 's cab , because they have seen it at the door ; but they wo n't be prepared to follow your cab , because it has been hidden round the corner .