half after four
`` Of course , '' goes on Aunty , `` he does n't belong socially , you understand ; but in this instance -- '' `` Uh-huh ! '' says I. `` You 'll be pleased to meet his checkbook . And , by the way , what schedule are you runnin ' this on , -- doors open at when ? '' `` The cards will read , ` From half after four until seven , ' '' says Aunty . `` I see , '' says I. `` Then if I drift in before six a frock coat will pass me . '' And for the first time durin ' the session she inspects me insultin ' through her lorgnette . `` Really , '' says she , `` I had not considered that it would be necessary -- '' `` Eh ? ''