six o'clock
It may be a week , it may be less ; anyhow , I shall come back . '' `` I am very glad to hear that , Mr. Alston , '' said Mrs. Bonner heartily . `` I sha n't take many things with me , just enough for the night . I 'll go and pack my bag , and clear off to catch the six o'clock up train . '' Why not go down to Hurst Dormer to-night , and send off this letter to Marjorie from Town instead of posting it here ? He could see to a few things in Hurst Dormer on the morrow , see Marjorie , arrange her little troubles and then be back here by Saturday ; but as he was not sure of his movements he left it that he would wire Mrs. Bonner his probable time of returning . `` One thing , I 'll be able to have a good clear-up when he 's gone , '' Mrs. Bonner thought .