four o'clock
The surrey was nowhere in sight , but he could easily make out where it had slipped over the precipice . He ran back into the shaft-house and began telephoning wildly to town . When Fraser reached the dining-room for breakfast his immediate family had finished and departed . He had been up till four o'clock and his mother had let him sleep as long as he would . Now , at nine , he was up again and fresh as a daisy after a morning bath . He found at the next table two other late breakfasters . `` Mo ` ning , Miss Kinney .