six o'clock
When he thought of it now , a certain sense of relief came over him . He need not trouble so sorely ; he might leave this sinner to his God . It is to be feared that he thought more of God 's justice than of His loving mercy and forgiveness , as he decided to leave John Harman in His hands . That evening at six o'clock he was to be again with Charlotte Home . For Charlotte Harman 's sake , he had denied himself that pleasure the night before ; but this evening the solitary man might enjoy the keen pleasure of being with his very own . Mrs. Home was his nearest living relation -- the child of his own loved sister . He did not know yet whether he could love her at all as he had loved his little Daisy ; but he felt quite sure that her children would twine themselves round his heart ; for already the remembrance of Daisy Home was causing it to beat high with pleasure .