one o'clock
A few moments later she reappeared at the front door with consternation on her face . `` Land o ' goodness , Rebecca ! '' she cried , `` do you know what time it is ? Near onto one o'clock , an ' I 've got to be at the Shakespeare class at half past . We 'll have to dish up dinner right this minute , and I do n't see how I can change my dress after it an ' help with the dishes too . '' She whisked into the house again , and Rebecca followed her as rapidly as possible . She was very proud of her baby sister , proud of her having been `` clear through high school , '' and proud of her eminence in the local literary society .