eight o'clock
As he withdrew , the smile that lurked behind her scorn glimmered forth for an instant , and passed in the falling of a tear . She went to her room , and lay down . The sleep she had not dared to hope for fell upon her whilst she was trying to set her thoughts in order . She slept until eight o'clock ; her headache was gone . Neither with her father , nor with Olga , did she speak of what had passed . Before going to bed , she packed carefully a large dress-basket and a travelling-bag , which a servant brought down for her from the box-room . Again she slept , but only for an hour or two , and at seven in the morning she rose .