two o'clock in the morning
sobbing convulsively . What could Tom do but console her ? And she found it so agreeable to be consoled that she prolonged her distress . An impressionable Bohemian on one side a fireplace , and a sweet , pretty girl crying on the other , what wonder that two o'clock in the morning found this pair sitting on the same side of the fire aforesaid -- her hand in his ? The next morning at six o'clock Jenny was down to make his breakfast for him before starting . If she had said , `` Do n't go , '' it is to be feared the temptation would have been too strong , but she did not ; she said sorrowfully , `` You are right to leave this town . '' She never explained .