four o'clock
We should n't hurt it , sitting in it . '' We lay out in the pine-wood till we heard the bell for tea , which we had ordered a little before four , in case Jevons should wire for the car to meet him by the early afternoon train that got to Midhurst at four-sixteen . The table was set as usual in the garden on the lawn in front of the house . By four o'clock no wire had come from Jevons ; so we knew we need n't expect him till a later train . He nearly always came by Waterloo and Petersfield and was met at Midhurst , which gave him his public . But he might come , as Viola had gone , by Victoria and Horsham and be met at Selham . I remember saying , in a startling manner as the idea struck me , `` Supposing he comes by Victoria ? ''