About five o'clock
For Saturday night and Sunday were John 's holiday , and a poor one indeed it would be to him without his daughter . Nor was Denas averse to go home . She looked forward to the pleasure of telling her mother everything she had seen and done ; she looked forward to going to chapel with her father , and showing a pretty hat and collar and a pair of kid gloves which Elizabeth had given her . About five o'clock she started down the cliff . Her heart was light in spite of Roland 's silence . Indeed , she had begun to feel a contempt for him and greater contempt for herself because she had for a moment believed in a man so light of love and so false of heart . Elizabeth 's affairs were full of interest to her .