seven in the evening
I thought we 'd take it straight through in the car , but to-night we will be in more civilized parts -- in an hour or so , in fact -- and you can get straightened up a little -- not that you look as if you needed to , but after a night in the open one does feel more or less tossed about , I imagine . '' Marjorie considered . Ordinarily at this hour she would be walking into the office . She would be speaking with what politeness one can muster up in the morning to Miss Kaplan , who was quite as exuberant at five as at seven in the evening ; she would be hoping desperately that she was n't late , and that if she was she would escape Mr. Wildhack , who glared terrifyingly at such young women who did n't get down on schedule time . Marjorie was not much on schedule time , but she always felt that the occasions when she got there too late really ought to be balanced by those when she came too early . Instead of all this , she was racing north with the fresh wind blowing against her face , with no duties and no responsibilities , and something that , but for the person who shared it with her , promised to be rather fun . Just then something came to her .