seven o'clock
` Oh ! we shall see Calthorps peopling the hill-sides ! Well , let us have the landlord . ' It was found that both the Devil 's Glen and the Seven Churches might be visited if they started by the seven o'clock train , and returned late at night , and Lucilla agreeing , the evening went off as best it might , the cousins being glad to get out of each other 's company at nine , that they might be up early the next morning . Lucy had not liked Ratia so little since the days of her infantine tyranny . The morning , however , raised their spirits , and sent them off in a more friendly humour , enjoying the bustle and excitement that was meat and drink to them , and exclaiming at the exquisite views of sea and rugged coast along beautiful Kilmeny Bay . When they left the train , they were delighted with their outside car , and reclined on their opposite sides in enchantment with the fern-bordered lanes , winding between noble trees , between which came inviting glimpses of exquisitely green meadows and hill-sides .