seven o'clock
Come at once . DR. DIETRICH . He got into his wagon mechanically and lashed his horses into a run . He must get home and arrange about his stock and catch the seven o'clock train . His mind ran the round of the possibilities in the case until it ached with the hopeless fatigue of it . When he got upon the train for an all-night ride , he looked like a man suffering some great physical pain . He sat there all night in a common seat -- he could not afford to pay for a sleeper ; sat and suffered the honest torture that can come to a man -- to sit and think the same dread , apprehensive wondering thoughts ; to strain at the seat as if to push the train faster , and to ache with the desire to fly like the eagle .