two o'clock
Flora , Flora , I shall look upon you once again , after believing and thinking that I had bidden you a long and last adieu . My own beautiful Flora , it is joy indeed to think that I shall look upon that face again , which , to my perception , is full of all the majesty of loveliness . '' Sir Francis Varney looked coldly on while Charles uttered this enthusiastic speech . `` Remember , '' he said , `` till two o'clock ; '' and he walked towards the door of the dungeon . `` You will have no difficulty in finding your way out from this place . Doubtless you already perceive the entrance by which I gained admission . '' `` Had I been free , '' said Charles , `` and had the use of my limbs , I should , long ere this , have worked my way to life and liberty . '' ''