About seven o’clock
And then , presently , we will go . I know we must not be too late , or your dear Mademoiselle Cronin will be frightened about you . '' He left her , and went once more to the piano . About seven o'clock that evening Lady Sellingworth was sitting alone in her drawing-room . Sir Seymour Portman had been with her for an hour and had left her at half past six , believing that she was going to spend one of her usual solitary evenings , probably with a book by the fire . He would gladly , even thankfully , have stayed to keep her company . But no suggestion of that kind had been made to him .