five o'clock
She had such a strange way of looking at you . But when we asked what that meant , he scratched his head and could n't tell us . All that we got out of him was he would n't like to have her for a lodger -- ` she 'd frighten his missus . ' Oh , and he did say that she looked dead-tired , and that he advised her not to walk to Feetham , but to wait for the five o'clock bus that goes from the village to the station . But she said she liked walking , and would find some cool place in the park to sit in -- till it was time to catch the train . '' `` She was well-dressed , he said , '' added Buntingford , addressing himself to Cynthia Welwyn , who sat beside him ; `` and his description of her hat and veil , etc. , quite agreed with old Stimson 's account . '' There was a silence , in which everybody seemed to be trying to piece the evidence together as to the mysterious onlooker of the night , and make a collected whole of it .