Chapter XL 'Unanimity is the Very Soul of These Things'

That evening Montague was surprised to receive at the Beargarden a note from Mr Melmotte, which had been brought thither by a messenger from the city - who had expected to have an immediate answer, as though Montague lived at the club.

'DEAR SIR,' said the letter,

If not inconvenient would you call on me in Grosvenor Square to-morrow,