six in the afternoon
Well , good-by , youngsters ; if I do n't return by the last train to-night , I 'll be back early to-morrow , and we can have our drive then . '' Lord Grayleigh drove at once to Victoria Station , and took the next train to Richmond . It was a two-mile drive from there to Silverbel . He arrived at Silverbel between five and six in the afternoon . Mrs. Ogilvie was pacing about her garden , talking to two ladies who had come to call on her . When she saw Lord Grayleigh driving up the avenue , she uttered a cry of delight , apologized to her friends , and ran to meet him -- both her hands extended . `` How good of you , how more than good of you , '' she said .