six o'clock
Jane was very uneasy , but Isabella and Hannah both thought it might be a common sick headache , and persuaded Jane not to send for Mr Everett that night . At bed-time she was very feverish , and passed a miserable night , and when Jane went to her bedside at four o'clock the next morning , she was terrified to find her slightly delirious . Of course she remained with Isabella , and before breakfast-time she sent to request Mr Everett 's attendance , as soon as convenient . At six o'clock she gave her patient some tea , and then Isabella spoke sensibly again ; but she was restless , and suffering much from headache . This was sad news for Charles when he came down to breakfast ; and this last day with his sisters promised to be but a melancholy one . Mr Everett came early , and he was most anxiously questioned about his patient . He said that she was extremely unwell certainly ; but whether it would prove a short and sharp attack of fever , or an illness of more serious consequence , he could not at present tell .