six o'clock
It would give you a great deal of pleasure to go out driving in the spring weather . '' `` I just guess it would , '' said Patty , `` and I 'm sure I hope I 'll have it . '' She began to wonder if she could n't find some other way to economise rather than on the horses , for she certainly did love to drive . Promptly at six o'clock Uncle Charley left her at Boxley Hall , and as she entered the door Patty felt that strange sinking of the heart that always accompanies the resuming of a half-forgotten mental burden . `` I know just how thieves and defaulters and forgers feel , '' she said to herself , as she took off her wraps . `` I have n't exactly stolen , but I 've betrayed a trust , and that 's just as bad . I wonder what papa will say ? ''