five o'clock
The _ under _ side ; the side turned down toward '' -- `` Hell-fire , '' said Mary Moxall , filling Desire 's hesitation with an utterance of hard , unrecking distinctness . But Desire Ledwith knew that the hard unreckingness was only the reflex of a tenderness quick , not dead , which the Lord would not let go of to perish . Sylvie and Hazel came in below , and she left Mary Moxall and went down to them . The three took leave , for it was after five o'clock . When they got out from the street-car at Borden Square , Desire left them , to go round by Savin Street , and see Mr. Vireo . Hazel went home ; Mrs. Ripwinkley expected her to-night ; Miss Craydocke and some of the Beehive people were to come to tea . Sylvie hastened on to Greenley Street , anxious to return to her mother .