six o'clock
`` Master would be glad to see you in the house , Miss Frances , and yer 's a letter what carrier has just brought . '' `` Post at this hour ? '' responded Frances , a little eagerness and interest lighting up her face ; `` that is unusual , and a letter in the middle of the day is quite a treat . Well , Watkins , I will go to my father now , and see you at six o'clock in the kitchen garden about the cabbages and peas . '' `` As you please , Miss Frances ; the wegitables wo n't be much growed since you looked at them yester-night , but I 'm your sarvint , miss . Carrier called at the post-office and brought two letters : one for you , and t ` other for master . I 'm glad you 're pleased to get 'em , Miss Frances . ''