six o'clock
In the adjoining room , Lady Annabel was seated with Doctor Masham , and giving him the details of the fatal event . It had occurred that morning . Mrs. Cadurcis , who had never slept a wink since her knowledge of her son 's undoubted departure , and scarcely for an hour been free from violent epileptic fits , had fallen early in the morning into a doze , which lasted about half an hour , and from which her medical attendant , who with Pauncefort had sat up with her during the night , augured the most favourable consequences . About half-past six o'clock she woke , and inquired whether Plantagenet had returned . They answered her that Doctor Masham had not yet arrived , but would probably be at the abbey in the course of the morning . She said it would be too late . They endeavoured to encourage her , but she asked to see Lady Annabel , who was immediately called , and lost no time in repairing to her .