seven o'clock
`` It 's after one , and you 'll get the devil , '' he objected , `` and I do n't know enough about horses to put one away in the pitch dark . '' `` Shut up , you old fool , '' she whispered irrelevantly , and , leaning over , she patted him lazily with her riding-crop . `` You can leave your old plug in our stable and I 'll send him over to-morrow . '' `` But my uncle has got to drive me to the station with this old plug at seven o'clock . '' `` Do n't be a spoil-sport -- remember , you have a tendency toward wavering that prevents you from being the entire light of my life . '' Amory drew his horse up close beside , and , leaning toward her , grasped her hand . `` Say I am -- _ quick _ , or I 'll pull you over and make you ride behind me . ''