two o’clock
People coming to the Schauspielhaus lowered their umbrellas at the entrance and scooted in out of the drizzle ; people coming out of the Schauspielhaus raised their umbrellas and slopped away through the universal damp and spatters . All of which but served to deepen the already deep melancholy and _ ennui _ of Rosina , who leaned in her window across the way , staring upon the outer world with an infinite sense of its pitiful inadequacy to meet her present wishes , and a most profound regret that her cousin had ever crossed the ocean on her account . For they had not returned from the Tagernsee . On the contrary the expedition had stretched to other `` sees , '' to the Herrn-Chiemsee , to Salzburg , and now she held in her hand a hastily pencilled scrawl , brought by the two o'clock post , which said : `` Ho for Vienna . Always did want to see Buda-Pesth . J. '' And nothing more ! `` It 's so like a man , '' she told herself without troubling to think just what she did mean by the words .