twelve o’clock
It was very inhospitable in the girls not to have made room for him in the carriage . Amy went to see how her mother was , longing to tell her whole trouble , but found her asleep , and was obliged to leave it till the morrow . Poor child , she slept very little , but she would not go to her mother before breakfast , lest she should provoke the headache into staying another day . Guy was going by the train at twelve o'clock , and she was resolved that something should be done ; so , as soon as her father had wished Guy goodbye , and ridden off to his justice meeting , she entreated her mother to come into the dressing-room , and hear what she had to say . ` Oh , mamma ! the most dreadful thing has happened ! ' and , hiding her face , she told her story , ending with a burst of weeping as she said how Guy was displeased .