eight
o'clock
She would have no nay , but she would get up and be dressed , in spite of everything I could say . She said she felt quite strong enough ; and it was wonderful what spirit she showed . But I was n't quite easy what I should do about her , and towards evening I made up my mind I 'd go , after Meeting was over , and speak to our minister about it . I left the house about half-past eight o'clock . I did n't go out at the shop door , but at the back door , which opens into a narrow alley . I 've only got the ground-floor of the house , and the kitchen and bedroom both look into the alley . I left the prisoner sitting up by the fire in the kitchen with the baby on her lap .