six o’clock
About the time when the fire of last November twelvemonth was got under , whilst he was by himself in the porter 's room , almost asleep , somebody came to the station and tried to open the door . He went out and found the person to be the lady he had accompanied to Carriford earlier in the evening , Mrs. Manston . She asked , when would be another train to London ? The first the next morning , he told her , was at a quarter-past six o'clock from Budmouth , but that it was express , and did n't stop at Carriford Road -- it did n't stop till it got to Anglebury . `` How far is it to Anglebury ? '' she said . He told her , and she thanked him , and went away up the line .