six o'clock
Dr. Cautley came every day and always at the same time . At first he was pretty sure to find Miss Vivian , sitting with Miss Quincey or drinking tea in perilous intimacy with Mrs. Moon . Then came a long spell when , time it as he would , he never saw her at all . Rhoda had taken it into her head to choose six o'clock for her visits , and at six he was bound to be at home for consultations . But Rhoda or no Rhoda , he kept his promise . He was looking well after Miss Quincey . He would have done that as a matter of course ; for his worst enemies -- and he had several -- could not say that Cautley ever neglected his poorer patients .