six o'clock
`` What else can they do ? The lawyers will pay the money , and they will be carried away . They can not come to our house , nor can we go to theirs . I shall leave to-morrow , my boy , at six o'clock ; and my advice to you is to trouble them with your presence as little as possible . You may be sure that they do not want it . '' Daniel Thwaite was certainly not disposed to take his father 's advice , but then he knew much more than did his father . The above scene took place in the evening , when the son 's work was done .