ten
o'clock
`` My Herbert , you have given him back ! You have given me the heart to be glad ! '' `` You must go and see him , '' said Herbert . Jenny looked wistful and undecided ; but Julius entered to say that she must come at once , for Archie must go back to London by the ten o'clock train to an appointment , and could not return for two days . Herbert smiled her away , for he was still in a state where it was not possible to bear any engrossing of his head-nurse , and the lover 's absence was , even to his unselfishness , good news . Rosamond could not refrain from the pleasure of peeping down the little dark stair as Archie and his Jenny met in the doorway , and she walked demurely in their rear , wondering whether other eyes saw as much as she did in the manner in which Jenny hung on his arm . She left them to their dewy walk in the Rectory garden to the last minute at which breakfast could be swallowed , and told Jenny that she was to drive him in the pony-carriage to Hazlett 's Gate ; she would take care of Herbert .