six o'clock in the morning before
`` Will you dance again ? No ? I should like to draw such a character as his in a romance . '' It was six o'clock in the morning before Miss Milray sent Clementina home in her carriage . She would have kept her to breakfast , but Clementina said she ought to go on Mrs. Lander 's account , and she wished to go on her own . She thought she would steal to bed without waking her , but she was stopped by the sound of groans when she entered their apartment ; the light gushed from Mrs. Lander 's door . Maddalena came out , and blessed the name of her Latin deity -LRB- so much more familiar and approachable than the Anglo-Saxon divinity -RRB- that Clementina had come at last , and poured upon her the story of a night of suffering for Mrs. Lander .