six o'clock
But then I always have been such a poor correspondent . `` I hope that it has n't inconvenienced you any , and that you have been having a good visit with Miss Barbara . You know my unfortunate way of doing things , and I 'm sure you 'll forgive me , like the darling you always were . `` We shall look for you to-morrow on the six o'clock train . Do n't disappoint us , for we both shall be at the station to meet you . `` Devotedly , Judith read the letter aloud to the girls and then dropped it in the fire , watching it without a word , as it curled up in the flame .