twelve o’clock
`` I ca n't tell . With a first child , one ca n't guess what may be mamma 's fancy , or what may be serious . But Flora is not too fanciful , and I must see her for my own satisfaction . Let some one write , and say I will come up to-morrow by the twelve o'clock train -- and mind she opens the letter . '' Dr. May kept his word , and the letter had evidently not been neglected ; for George was watching for him at the station , and thanked him so eagerly for coming , that Dr. May feared that he was indeed needed , and inquired anxiously . `` Flora is uneasy about her -- she seems heavy , and cries when she is disturbed , '' replied George . `` Flora has not left her to-day , and hardly yesterday . ''