six in the morning
She had been planning all these days what she would do . She would get back to the Inn not later than ten , and creep quietly up to her room through that side door which was always open into the yard . The weather was so beautiful it would be nothing , even if the Inn people did see her entering -- she might have been out for a stroll in the twilight . Then at six in the morning she would creep out again and go to the station ; there was a train which left for Edinburgh at half-past -- and there she would get a fast express to London later on , after a good breakfast ; and once in London a cab would take her to Mr. Parsons ' , and after that ! -- money and freedom ! She had planned it all . She would leave a letter for her Uncle and Aunt , saying she was married and had gone and they need not trouble themselves any more about her .