About eight o'clock
On the other hand , she did proceed to have her at once properly settled . The little room appointed her looked upon a small court or yard , and was dark , but otherwise very comfortable . As soon as she was left to herself , she opened her boxes , put her things away in drawers and wardrobe , arranged her books within easy reach of the low chair Hesper had sent for from the drawing-room for her , and sat down to read a little , brood a little , and build a few castles in the air , more lovely than evanescent : no other house is so like its builder as this sort of castle . About eight o'clock , Folter summoned her to go to Mrs. Redmain . By this time she was tired : she was accustomed to tea in the afternoon , and since her dinner with the housekeeper she had had nothing . She found Mrs. Redmain dressed for the evening . As soon as Mary entered , she dismissed Folter .