afternoon about three o'clock
`` The old house will seem very dark again whenever you do go , '' said Vizard , plaintively . `` It will soon be brightened by her who is its true and lasting light , '' was the steady reply . A day or two passed with nothing to record , except that Vizard hung about Ina Klosking , and became , if possible , more enamored of her and more unwilling to part with her . Mr. Ashmead arrived one afternoon about three o'clock , and was more than an hour with her . They conversed very earnestly , and when he went , Miss Gale found her agitated . `` This will not do , '' said she . `` It will pass , my friend , '' said Ina .