two in the afternoon
Therefore , you clown , abandon , which is -- , ' & c. , & c . What a fool I am ! '' John , adding the twins and little Bertram to the party , drove over on a Saturday afternoon , finding no one at home but Mrs. Henfrey . `` St. George , '' she said , `` has taken to regular work , and sits at his desk all the morning , and for an hour or two in the afternoon , excepting on Saturday , when he gives himself a half-holiday , as if he was a schoolboy . '' `` And where was he now ? '' John asked . `` Somewhere about the place with Dorothea ; he had been grubbing up the roots of the trees in a corner of the little wood at all leisure times ; he thought of turning it into a vegetable garden . ''