eleven o'clock
I took your new little trunk , Briar . I do n't ` uppose you 'll mind . '' Briar did mind , but she knew it was useless to expostulate . By eleven o'clock Penelope was off to Lyndhurst Road station . By twelve o'clock she was in charge of a red-faced old lady . In five minutes ' time she was _ en route _ for Easterhaze . The old lady , whose name was Mrs. Hungerford , began by considering Pen a plain and ordinary child ; but she soon had reason to change her views , for Pen was not exactly plain , and was certainly by no means ordinary .