Two o'clock
But with the querulousness of old age Judy scouted the idea . `` Reckoned she knowed how Marster Bernard 's last wife looked . ` Twa n't no more like the young lady than 't was like Uncle Abe , '' and with her mind thus brought back to Abel , she commenced an eulogy upon him , to which Edith did not care to listen , and she gladly followed Phillis into the pantry , explaining to her the use of such conveniences as she did not fully understand . `` Two o'clock ! '' she exclaimed , as she heard the silver bell from the library clock . `` Richard 'll think I 'm lost , '' and bidding her new acquaintances good bye , she hurried to the gate , having first given orders for Bedouin to be brought from the stable . `` Sha n't I go home wid you , Miss ? ''