one o'clock
I want you to take a parcel to father for me ; and then I want to have a long talk . '' `` I know what the long talk amounts to . I am coming , of course , after the flag ceremonies , where I am expected . At one o'clock I will be at the Hill -- perhaps earlier . Where now ? '' `` I must go by Mrs. Baker 's , to see about giving out some sewing for the ` Huntingdon Rifles . ' I ca n't do it all at home , and several families here require work .