six o'clock
Netta pauses a moment to read a letter held out to her by Mrs Jenkins . It runs thus : -- ` I ca n't be with you to-day . Meet Netta at the appointed place , and walk to Tynewydd . I will be there with a carriage by six o'clock . -- Yours , H.J. ' ` See you , Netta , it is n't six yet . ' Mrs Jenkins pulls out a large gold watch , which , while Netta was running on , she has managed to put back half-an-hour . ` Five-and-twenty minutes to six , see you . '