six in the evening
It 's the left-hand door . Knock three knocks , for there 's a whole heap of damned squints about . '' After that whenever Nana grew too weary of life she went down and saw Satin . She was always sure of finding her , for the girl never went out before six in the evening . Satin occupied a couple of rooms which a chemist had furnished for her in order to save her from the clutches of the police , but in little more than a twelvemonth she had broken the furniture , knocked in the chairs , dirtied the curtains , and that in a manner so furiously filthy and untidy that the lodgings seemed as though inhabited by a pack of mad cats . On the mornings when she grew disgusted with herself and thought about cleaning up a bit , chair rails and strips of curtain would come off in her hands during her struggle with superincumbent dirt . On such days the place was fouler than ever , and it was impossible to enter it , owing to the things which had fallen down across the doorway .