two in the afternoon
it will remind us of Oldfield . '' `` Yes , indeed : '' chimed in Dulce , who had left her infant-class with regret ; but , to their surprise , Nan demurred . `` At Oldfield things were very different , '' she said , decidedly : `` we played all the week , and it was no hardship to teach the dear children on Sunday ; but now we shall have to work so hard that we shall be glad of one day 's rest . '' `` But surely you might spare us one hour or two in the afternoon ? '' returned Archie , putting on what Grace called `` his clerical face . '' `` In the afternoons mother will be glad of our company , and sometimes we shall indulge in a walk . No , Mr. Drummond , our week-days are too full of work , and we shall need all the rest we can get on Sunday . ''