four o'clock
`` It 's pretty near three years . No , she is n't in town . She 's in feeble health , and they 're going out there to Chicago to see her , the whole tribe of them . They take the four o'clock Express , and we 're all going to the cars with them , about a dozen carriages . It 's time they were on hand , too . I had to come down to the store after a package that was left here , and there they are this minute ; and so you see , sir , you ca n't see either Mr. Stephens or Mr. Mallery in a twinkling . I ride in the eighth carriage . ''