about four in the morning
Indeed he was waiting to hear from her before taking any further step . But even supposing she were in London , where was he to look for her ? He knew that she had no money , he could not stay there long . It occurred to him there was a train leaving Euston for Wales about four in the morning . It was just possible that she might be in town , and returning by this train . He told the cabman to drive to Euston Station , and on arrival , closely questioned a sleepy porter , but without satisfactory results . Then he searched the station ; there were no traces of Beatrice .