six in the morning
She got up , dressed , came down to breakfast , expecting to find Rose before her . Rose was not before her -- she was not in the house . We waited breakfast until ten , anxiously looking for her ; but she never came . None of the servants had seen her , but that she had gone out very early was evident ; for the house-door was unlocked and unbolted , when the kitchen-girl came down at six in the morning . We waited all the forenoon , but she never came . Our anxiety trebly increased when we made the discovery that she had taken her trunk with her . How she had got it out of the house was the profoundest mystery .