five o'clock
`` I do hope we sha 'n' t miss our train to-night , my dear ! It doos seem 's though we might ' f they do n't begin pretty soon , '' and the old lady -- for a very old lady she seemed to have become all of a sudden -- fidgeted in her chair , and looked over her shoulder to see if the seats were not filling up . `` We sha 'n' t lose our train , Miss Becky , '' Nannie assured her . `` You know it does n't go until half-past five o'clock , and the play is always over before five . And even if we did miss it we could take the seven-fifteen . '' `` Oh , dear , no ! I sh 'd feel reel bad to miss the train .