four o'clock
The question of what to do with it puzzled me tremendously ; I did n't want to treat Nina badly but the frame was an abomination . Fortunately there was a ring attached to the frame and I hung it up in a dark corner , but I promised myself that it should come out the following morning . I had just sat down to survey my labours when Murray came in and proposed we should go for a walk in the town , and as I was perfectly sick of my room I was quite ready to go . Although the time was barely four o'clock and the sun does n't set for another hour in the middle of October , it was half dark and drizzling with rain as we walked down Turl Street and came into The High . But I had got rid of my gloom and was eager to spend money . I did not quite know what I wanted but that was not of much consequence . We went into a shop which seemed to be exactly the place for any one who wished to buy things , and did not care much what he bought .