three o'clock
A walk to the telegraph-station strengthened her . Especially after despatching a telegram to Mr. Dudley Sowerby at Cronidge , and one to Nesta at Moorsedge , did she become stoutly nerved . The former was requested to meet her at Penhurst station at noon . Nesta was to be at the station for the Wells at three o'clock . From the time of the flying of these telegrams , up to the tap of Victor 's knuckle on her bed-room door next morning , she was not more reflectively conscious than a packet travelling to its destination by pneumatic tube . Nor was she acutely impressionable to the features and the voice she loved . ` You know of Skepsey ? '