half after seven
You may go to-morrow if you will , but I will never go , never ! ' With that she went away , and my lady shut the door upon her . I did not want her to see me there , when she turned round , so I slipped out of another door , and downstairs . I took my supper , lingering , I dare say , half an hour ; I do n't think it was much more than half after seven when I returned to the nursery for baby . I found my lady asleep in the arm-chair besides the open window . She had been crying -- there were tears on her cheeks and eyelashes as she slept . I did not disturb her .