five o'clock
I enjoyed the drive over the prairie very much , and we got to our destination about midday . Then we had dinner , a regular out-West dinner , all on the table together , everything very good and very plentiful . We dined in the kitchen , of course , and after dinner I helped Mrs. Hewstead to wash up the dishes , and then we went out and sat on the north side of the house in the shade and gossiped , while the men went and inspected some steam-ploughs and corn-planters , and what not . Then at five o'clock we had supper . Dear me ! when I think of that square meal , and then look at this table , I certainly realise there is a world of difference between England and Arkansas . '' `` Why , '' said Miss Bascombe , `` do n't they have tea in America ? ''