five o'clock
The glorious arches and pillars , the carved choir stalls , the light falling through the splendid rich windows on to the marble pavement , all appealed to the artistic sense that was stirring in her , and gave her immense satisfaction . But even the beauty of the Cathedral was as nothing when the organ began to play . Mr. Holmes , the organist , was a great musician , and could manage his instrument with a wizard touch . In the afternoons , between four and five o'clock , he was wont to practice his voluntaries , and to listen to these took Winona into a new world of sound . He was a disciple of the extreme modern school of music , and his interpretations of Debussy , César Franck , Medtner and Glazounow came to her as a revelation . The glorious weird harmonies , the strange , unaccustomed chords of these tone-poems stirred her like the memory of something long forgotten . As Anglo-Indians , whose knowledge of Hindustani faded with their childhood , yet start and thrill at the sound of the once familiar language , so this dream-music brought haunting elusive suggestions too subtle to be defined .