about five o'clock
She knew indeed , that Mr. Graham had presented her with Vesta , but was there anything wrong in that ? She did not think so , else she had never taken her . Her uncle , her cousin , and Durward , all three approved of her accepting it , the latter coming with it himself -- so it could not be that ; and for a long time Lena wept passionately , resolving one moment to answer the letter as it deserved determining , the next , to go herself and see Mrs. Graham face to face ; and then concluding to treat it with silent contempt , trusting that Durward would erelong appear and make it all plain between them . At last , about five o'clock , Mabel returned , bringing the intelligence that Mrs. Graham was in the city , at the Weisiger House , where she was going to remain until the morrow . She had met with an accident , which prevented her arrival in Frankfort until the train which she was desirous of taking had left . `` Is her husband with her ? '' asked ` Lena , to which Mabel replied , that she understood she was alone .