about eleven o'clock
It was rather strange that of the two troubles which came to her as soon as she opened her eyes , the suspected engagement of her uncle pushed itself in front of the actual engagement of her father ; the one was something she _ knew _ she would have to make up her mind to bear ; the other was something she _ feared _ she would have to make up her mind to bear . _ CHAPTER XVIII _ _ What Olive determined to do . _ Olive was very much disappointed at breakfast time , and as soon as she had finished that meal she stationed herself at a point on the grounds which commanded the entrance . People came and talked to her , but she did not encourage conversation , and about eleven o'clock she went to Mrs. Easterfield in her room . `` He is not coming , '' she said . `` He is afraid . '' `` What is he afraid of ? ''