ten o'clock
What are we to do with her to-night ? Where is she to sleep ? ' ` In the nursery , ' was his reply ; and he saw his wishes carried out and ordered in a crib , which used to be Jack 's , and bade the nurse see that she was comfortable . So Jerry was put to bed in the nursery and slept very quietly until about , ten o'clock when she awoke and cried piteously for both ` Man-nee ' and ` Ha-roll . ' Frank , who was sitting alone in the library , heard the cry , and knew it was not Maude 's . Had it been he would not have minded it , for he knew that she would be cared for without his interference . But something in the crying of this little foreign girl stirred him strangely , and after listening to it a few moments he arose , and going softly to the door of the nursery , stood listening until a sharp hush from the nurse girl decided him to enter , and going to the crib he bent over the sobbing child and tried to comfort her .