four o'clock
I 'm glad , glad ! To know I can really love ; not just curiosity ! ... I 've wanted you so all day . I thought four o'clock would n't ever come -- and oh , darling , my dear , dear Hawk , I did n't even know for sure I 'd like you when you came ! Sometimes I wanted terribly to have your silly , foolish , childish , pale hair on my breast -- such hair ! lady 's hair ! -- but sometimes I did n't want to see you at all , and I was frightened at the thought of your coming , and I fussed around the house till Mrs. Pat laughed at me and accused me of being in love , and I denied it -- and she was right ! ''