six o'clock
`` All the nations of the earth contribute to our appetites , and millions are spent to transport us comfortably . Going to the World 's Fair with Mary 's two children , me and Sarah . Say , stranger , what time do you think we 'll arrive ? '' `` In about two hours if we are on time , but so many people are crowding on , that I doubt if we can get there before six o'clock . '' Uncle Jeremiah had addressed his question to a good-natured appearing young man just behind him who had been ostensibly reading a newspaper but really covertly watching with admiring glances Uncle Jeremiah 's grand-daughter Fanny as she replaced the fragments of a lunch back into the basket . Uncle was in a communicative mood for he had just disposed of his share of one of Aunt Sarah 's admirable lunches and squared himself round , as he called it , to talk with some one . Johnny was busy investigating a hole in the seat cushion and Aunt Sarah had laid her head against the window frame and was calmly viewing the flying scenery outside .