nine o'clock
I have n't seen Selina in months . I guess I 'll have to put up a lunch for her , though , '' admitted Trina , `` the way we did last time , because she lives in a boarding-house now , and they make a fuss about putting up a lunch . '' They could count on pleasant weather at this time of the year -- it was May -- and that particular Tuesday was all that could be desired . The party assembled at the ferry slip at nine o'clock , laden with baskets . The McTeagues came last of all ; Ryer and his wife had already boarded the boat . They met the Heises in the waiting-room . `` Hello , Doctor , '' cried the harness-maker as the McTeagues came up .