four o'clock
On her way back to her rounds she said to herself : `` I believe he 's a _ real man _ ! If I had n't thought so I would n't have told him he might come and see her to-morrow ! '' Then she went into Bonnie 's room , took the letter with the Western postmark , and stood it up against a medicine-glass on the little table beside the bed , where Bonnie could see it the first thing when she opened her eyes . A little after four o'clock , when Courtland came plodding up the hall of the dormitory to his room , a head was stuck out of Tennelly 's door , followed by Tennelly 's shoulders attired in a bath-robe . The hair on the head was much tumbled and the eyes were full of sleep . Moreover , there was an anxious , relieved frown on the brows . `` Where in thunder 've you been , Court ?