four o'clock
You hold the daisy , '' said Nick . Muriel looked up with a slightly heightened colour . `` I think we ought to be going , '' she remarked . `` We have just ordered the horses for four o'clock , '' Grange said apologetically . She glanced at the watch on her wrist -- half-past three . Nick , seated cross-legged on the grass in front of her , had already , with Olga 's able assistance , begun his game . Swiftly the tiny petals fell from his fingers .