twelve o'clock
You know you hate Ousebank , and yet you call it a nice place to go for a walk , ' he scoffed . ` It 's interesting . I love to see the mills turn out at twelve o'clock ; it 's like a living stream of human beings pouring out of a lock-gate , and I love Uncle Howroyd 's mill . ' ` Well , I sha 'n' t be there at twelve o'clock , so if that 's what you want to go for you 'd better stay at home , ' observed her brother , who evidently was not very anxious to take his sister with him this particular morning , though , as a rule , he was a most good-natured and attentive brother . Sarah was quick to notice this , and being the girl she was it made her all the more determined to go with her brother ; so she said , ` Ah , but I can go to see Uncle Howroyd , and that 's always nice . I simply love going over the mill . ' ` Oh ! '