four o'clock
`` Trust me for that , Mrs. Kenerley . I 'm so delighted with the invitation , I 'm afraid I 'll get here too soon . '' `` Come up on the noon train . The May party 's at four o'clock . And now you must fly or you 'll lose your train . '' `` Parting is SUCH sweet sorrow , '' said Kit , as he took Patty 's hand , to say good-bye to her last . Patty followed him down the steps of the veranda , and he was about to step into the car , when he said , `` Come on down to the station with me . ''