nearly six o'clock
Do what you can to support her . She will want all that her friends can do for her . '' So saying she went out of the room , and let herself out of the front door into the street , and began her walk back to the Waterloo Station . She had not broken bread in her sister-in-law 's house , and it was now nearly six o'clock . She had taken nothing since she had breakfasted at Twickenham , and the affairs of the day had been such as to give her but little time to think of such wants . But now as she made her weary way through the streets she became sick with hunger , and went into a baker 's shop for a bun . As she ate it she felt that it was almost wrong in her to buy even that .