seven
in the evening
You shall have the pin-cushion and the tidy if you do . '' '' ` Arriet would like that tidy , '' contemplated Betty , looking with round eyes at the hideous ornament . `` You sneak round to the boot-house , and I 'll have it ready for you , '' she said . `` Come at eleven , come again at half-past three , and come at seven in the evening . '' This was arranged , and Pen , faithfully to the minute , did make her appearance in the boot-house . She drank off her first glass of vinegar with a wry face ; but after it was swallowed she began to feel intensely good and pleased with herself . `` Will it pale me in an hour ? ''