one o'clock
In the course of the evening , Lady Merton found Anne and Helen alone together in the drawing-room . Helen was reclining on the sofa , in a dreamy state , her book half closed in her hand , and Anne was sitting at the window , reading as well as she could by the failing light . ` So you are alone here , ' said Lady Merton , as she entered the room . ` Yes , ' said Helen , starting up ; ` I rather think the Hazlebys are packing up -- you know they go by the one o'clock train to-morrow -- and I believe Kate is helping them ; and Mamma is hearing the little ones say the Catechism . ' ` So I thought , ' said Lady Merton . ` I was surprised to find you here . ' ` Oh ! '