four o'clock
Her face was white ; her hands shook so that she could scarcely turn the leaves . `` Let me find the place , '' said Mildred . `` There , let me see . Oh , what a pity , you have lost the four o'clock train , and there is n't another until seven . Never mind , say you will take that one . You 'll arrive at Bickley at twenty minutes to ten , and soon after ten you 'll be at the Rectory . I 'll run at once and send off the telegram , for the sooner Judy 's heart is relieved the better . ''