two o'clock
It wo n't remind us so much of thieves . '' So on they went , past Moor Cottage , where they saw through the curtains Cousin Charlotte at her solitary meal , and waved gaily to her ; over the bridge and down on the fascinating river-bank where all sorts of treasures lurked , and the roots of the trees , rising out of the soft earth , formed steps and seats and balustrades and all sorts of things . `` I think we wo n't go so very far , '' said Esther , looking at her watch . `` It is two o'clock now , and I think we might go home at half-past three . Let 's sit down here , shall we ? '' `` Shall we just go a teeny tiny way further ? '' pleaded Angela .