eight o'clock
But she had built a high towerin ' structure of ambition on what he said , and it had tottered . And as is natural in times of danger , the heart turns instinctively to its true love , she thought of Abram Gee , she wanted him . And as if in answer to her deep and lovin ' thought , who should come out to the buggy to help her out at Mr. Pixleyses gate , but Abram Gee ? He had come unexpected , and on the eight o'clock train , and wuz there waitin ' for her . If Bial Flamburg had been with her , he would n't have gone a nigh the buggy , but he see it was a old man , and he rushed out . Ardelia could n't walk a step on her feet -LRB- owin ' to bein shaken up , in bones and feelin 's -RRB- , and Abram jest took her in his strong lovin ' arms and carried her into the house , and she sort a clung round his neck , and seemed tickled enough to see him , But she wuz dretful shook up and agitated , and it wuz n't till way along in the night some time , that she wuz able to write a poem called , `` a lay on a wheelbarrow ; or , the fallen one . '' Which I thought when I read it , wuz a good name for it , for truly she had fell , and truly she had lay on it .