six o'clock
To-night we go to the opera , where I expect very great pleasure . We shall have the same party as at the play , for Lord Orville said he should be there , and would look for us . EVELINA IN CONTINUATION I HAVE a volume to write of the adventures of yesterday . In the afternoon,-at Berry Hill I should have said the evening , for it was almost six o'clock , - while Miss Mirvan and I were dressing for the opera , and in high spirits from the expectation of great entertainment and pleasure , we heard a carriage stop at the door , and concluded that Sir Clement Willoughby , with his usual assiduity , was come to attend us to the Haymarket ; but , in a few moments , what was our surprise to see our chamber door flung open , and the two Miss Branghtons enter the room ! They advanced to me with great familiarity , saying , `` How do you do , Cousin ? - so we 've caught you at the glass ! - well , I 'm determined I 'll tell my brother of that ! ''