four o'clock
Then `` Big Andy and Little Andy , '' clad only in their bathing-drawers , walked demurely up to the front-door of the house , and asked the lady to come and see . She came out carrying two lovely spades , two splendid shrimping-nets , and two very nice rubber balls . She decided the `` Andies '' had got first prize ; they had made a model of Quarr Abbey ; Sam and Dick were second , with a church ; while Bert and Bunny came in a good third , with a very nice house standing in a large and luxurious garden . After giving the prizes , this fairy godmother invited the whole Pack to tea in her garden , at four o'clock , after the afternoon bathe ! So , after dinner , they went to the Stable and made themselves a little bit respectable , and then down to the shore and bathed , and afterwards went up the smooth , steep lawn to the fairy godmother 's house . Soon a maid brought out tea ; and it was _ some _ tea -- cake of all sorts , and real bread-and-butter -LRB- not `` marg . '' -RRB- , and little jam-sandwiches -LRB- but , as one Cub remarked , `` it did n't _ fill you up _ , like camp-tea '' -RRB- .