six o'clock
GOOD-BYE . I SHALL NEVER FORGET YOUR KINDNESS , AND I SHALL SEND YOU THE STORY WHEN IT IS PRINTED . '' AND AFTER GIVING HER THEIR ADDRESS , THEY RESUMED THEIR JOURNEY , AND DISCUSSED THE ROMANCE AT INTERVALS ALL THE WAY TO BREDON HILL . The distance from Evesham to Elmley Castle , a little village under Bredon Hill , is only five or six miles , and the Slowcoaches were comfortably encamped in a field there by six o'clock , for at Evesham they did no more than walk through the churchyard to the beautiful square Bell Tower with its little company of spires on the roof . Mary bought a guide at a shop at the corner of the market-place and read the story . This Bell Tower , with a gateway and a wall or so , is all that remains of a Benedictine abbey which was built by the Bishop of Worcester in the reign of Ethelred . The Bishop , it seems , had a swineherd named Eoves , who one day , while wandering in the Forest of Arden -LRB- `` In which the scene of ` As You Like It ' is laid , Hester , and which used to cover all the ground where Evesham now stands '' -RRB- , was visited in a vision by three radiant damsels .