about ten o'clock
And as soon as he had finished , she put him to bed , where he immediately fell into a profound sleep . Then she undressed herself quickly , got into bed by his side , so she might keep him warm , and went to sleep , crying to herself , without exactly knowing why . The next day they breakfasted and dined together at a common eating house , on money that she had borrowed , and when it was dark , she said to the child : `` Wait for me here ; I will come for you at closing time . '' She came back sooner , however about ten o'clock . She had twelve francs , which she gave him , telling him that she had _ earned them _ , and she continued , with a laugh : `` I feel that I shall make some more . I am in luck this evening , and you have brought it me . Do not be impatient , but have some milk-posset while you are waiting for me . ''