about six o’clock in the evening
Yes , I can respect the bravery of a woman whom I do not like . '' `` And this is to-morrow , '' she said , `` and a man may change his mind , and that may be fate -- or a woman 's whim . '' She bowed , turned away , and went below , evidently disliking the reception she had had , and anxious to escape inquiries and congratulations . Nor did she appear again until the ` Fulvia ' got under way about six o'clock in the evening . As we moved out of the harbour we passed close to the ` Porcupine ' and saw its officers grouped on the deck , waving adieus to some one on our deck , whom I guessed , of course , to be Galt Roscoe . At this time Mrs. Falchion was standing near me . `` For whom is that demonstration ? ''