three in the morning
Lesley began to take courage and to ask questions . `` I suppose I shall see my father again to-morrow morning , '' she said . `` About mid-day you may see him , '' Miss Brooke answered , cheerfully . `` He will be out till two or three in the morning , you know ; and of course he ca n't be disturbed very early . You must remember that we keep the house very quiet until eleven or twelve , when he generally comes down . He breakfasts then , and goes out . '' Lesley was mystified .