three o'clock
How should he set about it , or how refuse ? Both seemed impossible . So , young Jolyon ! He arrived at the Club at three o'clock , and the first person he saw was Bosinney himself , seated in a corner , staring out of the window . Young Jolyon sat down not far off , and began nervously to reconsider his position . He looked covertly at Bosinney sitting there unconscious . He did not know him very well , and studied him attentively for perhaps the first time ; an unusual looking man , unlike in dress , face , and manner to most of the other members of the Club -- young Jolyon himself , however different he had become in mood and temper , had always retained the neat reticence of Forsyte appearance .