about two o'clock
`` It 's all your fault , '' said the husband , coming up to Price as though he meant to strike him with his whip . `` Part of it is no doubt , sir , '' said Price , looking his assailant full in the face , but almost sobbing as he spoke , `` and I 'm very unhappy about it . '' Then the husband went and hung over his wife , but his wife , when she saw him , found it convenient to faint again . At about two o'clock the cortège with the carriage reached the great house . Sir Simon , after expressions of deep sorrow had , of course , gone on after his hounds . Mr. Knox , as belonging to Manor Cross , and Price , and , of course , the doctor , with Mr. Houghton and Mr. Houghton 's groom , accompanied the carriage . When they got to the door all the ladies were there to receive them .