about four o'clock
I think you and I understand , because we 've now both had some one dead belonging to us . ' Betty 's week lengthened into three . Mr. Russell seemed loth to part with her , and her subdued spirits and pathetic grief touched him greatly . But the visit came to an end at last , and about four o'clock one bright afternoon the dog-cart was driven round to take her home , ` You shall come and see me again , Betty , ' said Mr. Russell brightly , ` and I shall come and see you when I am in London . I used to be at Eton with your father , and shall like to renew his acquaintance . And next spring you ask your mother to take you to the Royal Academy , where all the pictures are . I think you will see a white statue of a little girl asleep on a log of wood , and a -- ' He stopped .