six o'clock
Aunt Clarissa saw the likeness too , and said that was the reason that she took a fancy to Fani the moment she saw him . You see , Philo was Nora 's little brother . In the evening , Mrs. Stanhope spoke several times about the likeness , and it was the first time that she had talked with us at all . All that night I kept thinking it was too good to be true ; it must be a dream ; but the next morning , when we got to the railroad station , there was Fani , and he had been waiting three hours , ever since six o'clock . Mrs. Stanhope laughed a little at his impatience -- it was the first time she had laughed at all . All day long we travelled in the railway carriage , and Fani was as happy as he could be . When we stopped at a station , and Aunt Clarissa was going to get out and fetch us something to eat , Mrs. Stanhope stopped her and said : `` No , no ; we have an escort now , he must wait upon us . ''