one o'clock
`` I will have a letter ready which you are , if possible , to put into her own hands . '' `` Yes , ` um ; and do n't I long to see ` er , jest ! '' `` Well , this is the address , '' said Mrs. Martin . `` Get everything cosy and comfortable in the house , and bring me my tea by one o'clock . A train will take you to Victoria at half-past one , which you ought to catch . You can easily be back here between four and five ; by that time the new cook will have arrived . '' `` Things ai n't dull a bit to-day ' , '' said Tildy .