That she could do for him.

It was three o'clock.
"I am going by the four-twenty," said Paul again to Clara.

"Are you coming then or later ?" "I don't know," she said.
"I'm meeting my father in Nottingham at seven-fifteen," he said.
"Then," she answered, "I'll come later." Dawes jerked suddenly, as if he had been held on a strain.

He looked out over the sea, but he saw nothing.
"There are one or two books in the corner," said Morel.

"I've done with 'em." At about four o'clock he went.
"I shall see you both later," he said, as he shook hands.
"I suppose so," said Dawes.