about twelve o'clock
But we will drop a veil over this too painful scene . Sir John Bellamy was unwell for some days afterwards ; when he recovered he shook the dust of Roxham off his shoes for ever . A fortnight or so afterwards , when the public excitement occasioned by the Caresfoot tragedy had been partially eclipsed by a particularly thrilling child-murder and suicide , a change for the better took place in Angela 's condition . One night , after an unusually violent fit of raving , she suddenly went to sleep about twelve o'clock , and slept all that night and all the next day . About half-past nine on the following evening , the watchers in her room -- namely , Pigott , Mr. Fraser , and Dr. Williamson , who was trying to make out what this deep sleep meant -- were suddenly astonished at seeing her sit up in her bed in a listening attitude , as though she could hear something that interested her intensely , for the webbing that tied her down had been temporarily removed , and then cry , in a tone of the most living anguish , and yet with a world of passionate remonstrance in her voice , '' _ Arthur , Arthur ! _ '' Then she sank down again for a few minutes . It was the same night that Mildred and Arthur sat together on the deck of the _ Evening Star _ .