three o'clock
Which Shall It Be ? The next day was Sunday , and it was well known at the lodging-house in the Close that Mr. Cheesacre would not be seen there then . Mrs. Greenow had specially warned him that she was not fond of Sunday visitors , fearing that otherwise he might find it convenient to give them too much of his society on that idle day . In the morning the aunt and niece both went to the Cathedral , and then at three o'clock they dined . But on this occasion they did not dine alone . Charlie Fairstairs , who , with her family , had come home from Yarmouth , had been asked to join them ; and in order that Charlie might not feel it dull , Mrs. Greenow had , with her usual good-nature , invited Captain Bellfield . A very nice little dinner they had .