midnight
Genevieve made the first entry . She dwelt at some length on the confusion of the train-taking , both at Sunbridge and Boston . She also had something to say of Tilly Mack . She gave a full account , too , of the midnight session of the Hexagon Club in Cordelia 's berth . `` And I 'm ashamed that Aunt Julia had to be ashamed of me so soon , '' she wrote contritely . Cordelia Wilson had agreed to make the second entry in the book ; but the heat , the loss of sleep , and the strangeness and excitement added to her distress that `` her house '' should have been made to seem a disgrace in the eyes of the whole car , all conspired to make her feel so ill that she declared she could not think of writing for a day or two . `` Very well , then , you sha 'n' t write ; we 'll hand the book to Tilly , '' said Genevieve , `` and then we 'll give it to some of the others .