half past six
At five he was sent up again to the dining-room for tea . He was glad to sit down . There were large slices of bread heavily spread with butter ; and many had pots of jam , which were kept in the ` store ' and had their names written on . Philip was exhausted when work stopped at half past six . Harris , the man he had sat next to at dinner , offered to take him over to Harrington Street to show him where he was to sleep . He told Philip there was a spare bed in his room , and , as the other rooms were full , he expected Philip would be put there . The house in Harrington Street had been a bootmaker 's ; and the shop was used as a bed-room ; but it was very dark , since the window had been boarded three parts up , and as this did not open the only ventilation came from a small skylight at the far end .