four o’clock
They did not know their names , the streets in which they lived , or anything else about which they were questioned , but she had followed them home to the corner house of Eden Place , although she failed , on the occasion of that first visit , to find Mrs. Grubb within . There was , however , a very voluble person next door , who supplied a little information and asked considerable more . Mrs. Sylvester told Mary that Mrs. Grubb was at that moment presiding over a meeting of the Kipling Brothers in Unity Hall , just round the corner . ` They meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at four o'clock , ' she said , ` and you 'd find it a real treat if you like to step over there . ' ` Thank you , I am rather busy this afternoon , ' replied Mary . ` Do you wish to leave any name or message ? Did you want a setting ? '