one in the afternoon
The queen raised Emma from her knees , kissed her , unfastened from her own shoulder the Order of Queen Louisa and fastened it on the baroness 's shoulder . `` As for you , '' she said , `` you need some hours ' rest , and you shall not go until you have taken them . '' `` I beg Your Majesty 's pardon , '' replied the baroness , `` but two persons are waiting for me , my husband and my child . '' Nevertheless , as no train left until one in the afternoon , and as the hour could neither be hastened nor retarded , Emma resigned herself to waiting . The queen gave orders that she should receive the same attentions as though she were already a lady-in-waiting , made her take a bath and some hours ' rest , and engaged a carriage for her in the train for Frankfort . That city , meanwhile , was in consternation . General Roeder , with his staff , was waiting in the Council Hall for the payment required ; scales were ready for the weighing .