six o'clock
Not but that I 'm fond of you , as I think I 've proved . We have n't yet made all our arrangements about the midnight picnic , but I have the most daring scheme in my head . You are every single one of you -- bar Penelope , whom I ca n't bear -- to come to that picnic . I 'll make my final plans to-day , and I 'll walk in the Forest to-morrow at six o'clock , just outside your wicket-gate . You will meet me , wo n't you ? '' `` But -- Oh ! by the way , Nancy , please give me back that beautiful thimble .