About five o'clock
Her cheek was pale and wan , and the flesh had gone , and the yellow skin fell in from her cheekbone to her mouth , giving her almost a ghastly appearance ; her eyes appeared larger than ever , but they were quenched with weeping , and dull with grief ; her hair was drawn back carelessly behind her ears , and her lips were thin and bloodless . Two or three times during the day Mrs. McKeon had given her half a glass of wine , which she had drank on being told to do so , and she had once tried to eat a bit of bread . But she had soon put it down again , for it seemed to choke her . About five o'clock Mrs. McKeon learnt that Feemy would not be called for that day , and the poor girl was then induced to go to bed ; but nothing could persuade her to allow any one to assist her . It was wonderful how she could have undressed herself , and dressed herself the next morning , she seemed so weak and powerless ! Tony and Father John got home to dinner about eight . They were both in good spirits , for Mr. O'Malley 's speech had been so convincing to them , that they conceived it could not but be equally so to the jury .