about four
o'clock in the morning
Then he had seen the church , and was almost bewildered with the beauty of the decorations ; and Mr. Underwood , though saying little , evidently much enjoyed his boy 's refreshment and pleasure . He certainly seemed no worse , and Mr. Audley was allowed , what he had often asked before , to sit up with him . But there was much to render it a long , anxious , restless night of a sort of semi-consciousness , and murmuring talk , as if he fancied himself at Vale Leston again . However , when Felix crept in , about four o'clock in the morning , anxious at the sounds he heard , he found him asleep , and this lasted for two or three hours ; he woke refreshed , and presently said , ` Epiphany ! put back the curtain , that I may see the bright and morning star . ' The morning star was shining in the delicate dawn full in view , and he looked at it with quiet pleasure . ` Mother , ' he said , then recollecting himself ; ` ah , she is resting !