one o'clock
They were better than the summer days . There was a crispness in the air , but there was no chill . Filled with pleasure , Sally wore her prettiest clothes that morning , and Toby was waiting in the sunshine at the corner of the street , and they met with light hearts . It was just one o'clock . At once they found a tea-shop , and had lunch ; and then Toby sprang upon her a proposal that they should go to Richmond for the afternoon , and to Brighton the following day . He appeared to have plenty of money for both jaunts . He had planned them as soon as he knew the date of his arrival .