four o'clock
I can not see that there is any hurry , '' said Peter , not stirring . `` I did n't mean to break bad news to you , '' said Sarah , `` until we 'd had a pleasant meal together in comfort , and rested ourselves . But since you insist on spoiling everything with your horrid premature disclosures , I do n't see why I should n't do the same . I must be at home by four o'clock , because Aunt Elizabeth is coming to Hewelscourt this very afternoon . '' `` Lady Tintern ! '' cried Peter , in dismay . `` Then you wo n't be able to come to Barracombe this evening ? ''