six o'clock
The preparations for the Festival were now all made , and to-morrow the banner could be easily set in place , and the celebration go on . Oscar had long had a speech in readiness . Now he cast one long delighted glance at the beautiful platform before the windmill , so suitable for a speaker . `` At six o'clock to-morrow evening , not before ; the others could not get away before , '' he said to his friends . `` The meeting-place is behind Rosemount , by the three oaks . From there we shall march to music . '' Then the four boys went down the hill , and at the main road they separated , promising to meet at the appointed time and place to-morrow .