one o'clock
said Mary Grey , rising from her shady seat . `` Of course , if you wish me to do so ; but indeed I do not need anything . '' `` But I do ; for I breakfasted at seven o'clock this morning , before going to the Sunday-school . It is now one o'clock . I have been fasting six hours , and as I intend to spend the most of the day with you , I shall miss our luncheon at home ; for , you see , we are deadly fashionable at the Misses Cranes ' . We lunch at two and dine at six . So come along . ''