six o'clock in the evening
When I awoke , it was broad daylight . I climbed down from my bed and made my toilet leisurely . When I had finished , Mr. Harrison appeared , and together we had breakfast , and , five hours later , dinner . It was six o'clock in the evening when we rolled into the station at Jersey City , and alighted . I was a little stiff from the long ride , but not near as much so as I would have been had I travelled in the ordinary cars . `` We 'll cross the ferry at once , '' said Mr. Harrison . `` The sooner we get to New York , the better . ''