eleven o'clock
I thought , `` she is not going to die ; they are mistaken : she could not speak and look so calmly if she were . '' I got on to her crib and kissed her : her forehead was cold , and her cheek both cold and thin , and so were her hand and wrist ; but she smiled as of old . `` Why are you come here , Jane ? It is past eleven o'clock : I heard it strike some minutes since . '' `` I came to see you , Helen : I heard you were very ill , and I could not sleep till I had spoken to you . '' `` You came to bid me good-bye , then : you are just in time probably . '' `` Are you going somewhere , Helen ?