seven o'clock
`` Yes , yes , very indulgent , '' replied Bettina ; then , addressing her sister , `` Come , Susie , you must not be cross , because I have been a little -- you know it is my way to be a little -- Let us stay , will you ? It will do us good to pass a quiet hour here , after such a day as we have had ! On the railway , in the carriage , in the heat , in the dust ; we had such a horrid luncheon , in such a horrid hotel . We were to have returned to the same hotel at seven o'clock to dine , and then take the train back to Paris , but dinner here will be really much nicer . You wo n't say no ? Ah ! how good you are , Susie ! ''