nine o'clock
`` And , Phoebe , I want you to go out there this afternoon , and look over Mr. Haverley 's linen , and see what ought to be washed or mended , and take general notice of how things are going on . I shall see his sister , and I want to report the state of affairs at her home . For all I know , those Dranes and their cook may pack up and clear out to-morrow if the notion takes them . Then you must meet me at the station at nine o'clock to-morrow morning , and tell me what you find out . If things are going all wrong , Mr. Haverley will never write to his sister to disturb her mind . Start for Cobhurst as soon as you can , and I will pay your carriage hire -- no , I will not do that , for I want you to make a good long stay , and it will cost too much to keep a hack waiting . You can walk just as well as not , and it will do you good .