five o'clock
Ida 's preparations for departure were not elaborate . Her scanty wardrobe had been put in the neatest possible order . A few hours sufficed for packing trunk and bonnet-box . On the last afternoon Mrs. Palliser came to her highly elated , and proposed a walk to Dieppe , and a drive home in the diligence which left the Market Place at five o'clock . ` I am going to give you a new hat , ' she said , triumphantly . ` You must have a new hat . ' ` But , dear mamma , I know you ca n't afford it . '