six o'clock
How his very bowels yearned over her ! And when they got home , she spread the things on a table , and they sat hand in hand , and looked at them , and she leaned her head on his shoulder , and went quietly to sleep there . And yet , as time rolled on , she became irritable at times , and impatient , and wanted all manner of things she could not have , and made him unhappy . Then he was out from six o'clock till one , and she took it into her head to be jealous . So many hours to spend away from her ! Now that she wanted all his comfort . Presently , Ellen , the new maid , got gossiping in the yard , and a groom told her her master had a sweetheart on the sly , he thought ; for he drove the brougham out every evening himself ; `` and , '' said the man , `` he wears a mustache at night . ''