one o'clock
And to order a tea-dinner ! No wonder Barker looked astonished ! He never knew my poor sister have anything but a proper dinner , at the proper hour ; but it 's just that young woman 's doing . In her position , of course she always dined at one o'clock . '' `` Very likely , '' said Miss Grey , assentingly . Dissent she never did , in any thing , from any body , least of all from Miss Gascoigne . That lady fidgeted again , poked the fire , regarded herself in the mirror , and settled her cap -- no , her head-dress , for Miss Grey always insisted that `` dear Henrietta '' was too young to wear caps , and admired fervently the still black -- too black hair , the mystery of which was only known to Henrietta herself .