four o'clock
About all I own in this world is this old uniform and Panchito -- and I 'm getting home just in time to prevent my father from selling him at auction for the benefit of my estate . And since I 'm going to chuck this uniform to-morrow and give Panchito away the day after -- by the gods of War , that girl gave me a fright when she was trying to remember the name of old man Gonzales 's ranch ! If it had been the Palomar instead of the Palomares ! I might be able to stand the sight of Japs on the Palomares end of the San Gregorio , but on the Palomar -- '' At four o'clock , when the train whistled for Sespe , he hurried back to the observation-car to procure his baggage preparatory to alighting from the train . The girl sat in the seat opposite his , and she looked up at him now with friendly eyes . `` Would you care to leave your things in the car and entrust them to father 's man ? '' she queried .