six o'clock
Molly carried the milk pail , Kitty some glasses and Marjorie some napkins and forks , for she was of a housewifely nature , and liked dainty appointments . `` Maybe we ought to leave a note or something , '' said Kitty , as they started . `` Saying we 've eloped , '' said King , grinning . `` Do n't let 's bother , '' said Marjorie ; `` they 'll know we 're just out playing somewhere , and we 'll be back by breakfast time , -- it is n't six o'clock yet . '' `` You wo n't want any breakfast after all this stuff , '' said Molly , whose appetite was not as robust as the Maynards ' . '' ` Deed we will ! '' declared King ; `` this little snack is all right for six o'clock , but I have an engagement at eight in the dining-room . ''