two o'clock
After a few casual remarks upon the beauty of the morning , he turned his discourse to her , and remarked : `` I am happy to meet you , Mrs. Edson ; we are getting to be quite strangers of late . Edith is lamenting that you do not honor us with more frequent visits . '' `` I have often wished to call on your family , Col. Malcome , '' returned Louise , in a calm , clear voice ; `` but since your daughter commenced attending school , have desisted , lest I might inconvenience her . '' `` Edith does not go to the seminary after two o'clock , '' said he ; `` her evenings are quite unemployed , and she would be highly gratified to receive a call from you . '' `` I shall be pleased to call on her , and also to receive more frequent visits from her . She has less to confine her at home than I ; so her visits should outnumber mine . '' `` Ay , yes ; you speak sensibly , Mrs. Edson , '' returned he ; `` you have more calls on your time than Edith .