three o'clock
`` When is Miss Vancourt expected ? '' he enquired . `` At tea-time this arternoon , '' replied Bainton . `` The train arrives at Riversford at three o'clock , if so be it is n't behind its time , -- and if the lady gets a fly from the station , which if she ai n't ordered it afore , m ` appen she wo n't get it , she 'll be ` ere ` bout four . '' Instinctively Walden glanced at his watch . It was just two o'clock . Another hour and the antipathetic ` Squire-ess ' would be actually on her way to the village !