seven o'clock
There was also a small runabout , but that was of a different make , of which she knew nothing . `` Get in , '' she said briefly to the groom , and she pointed to the tonneau . Accustomed to implicit obedience , the groom got in , hatless as he was , and folding his arms stiffly , sat up as straight as if it were a most usual experience . `` Hop up in front , Rosamond , '' went on Patty , `` and do n't try to stop me , for I 'm going to do exactly this ; I 'm going to the station and catch Ma'amselle before she gets on that seven o'clock train . There is n't one-half second to spare ; we ca n't even get our hats , and if we should stop to talk it over with anybody , there 'd be no use in going at all . Now hush up , Rosamond , do n't say a word to me , I 've all I can do to manage this thing ! '' As Rosamond had n't said a word , Patty need not have insisted on her silence .