two o'clock
`` I have one stipulation to make , young people , and that is that you go up the east side , and down the same way . It is all safe walking on that side . I shall send you in my four-wheel to the foot of the hill , and George will wait for you there at the ` Colley Dog ' public-house , and bring you home again . '' This was , of course , accepted with thanks , and the four-wheel came round at two o'clock . Jael was seated in front by the side of George , who drove ; Mr. Coventry and Grace , behind . He had his fur-cloak to keep his companion warm on returning from the hill ; but Mr. Raby , who did nothing by halves , threw in some more wraps , and gave a warm one to Jael ; she was a favorite with him , as indeed were all the Dences . They started gayly , and rattled off at a good pace .