eleven o'clock
I do n't see why Aunt Flint should n't let me go with you , miss . '' Mrs. Flint , when properly attacked , proved herself quite vulnerable . She was anxious to please the Mainwarings who she hoped would take up their abode with her , for naughty Primrose had by no means divulged her real plans . Accordingly , Poppy was allowed to get her dinner beforehand , and a very happy little quartet left the Mansion soon after eleven o'clock . They had gone some little distance from Penelope Mansion , and found themselves in a far more cheerful and bright-looking street , before Poppy divulged her plans . `` I has got to choose , '' she said , `` and as I stated distinct to Miss Jasmine yesterday , I do n't go in for the glooms of the Tower , nor the solemns of the Cathedral . I 'd like to walk from end to end of Oxford Street first , and then I 'd like to take a penny boat on the river . ''