about seven o'clock
`` They shall leave you for three weeks , Linda , '' said the other . `` Madame Staubach is not the Emperor , that she is to have her own way in everything . And as for Peter -- '' `` Pray , do n't talk of him ; -- pray , do not , '' said Linda , shuddering . But all this comfort was at an end about seven o'clock on that evening . The second train in the day from Nuremberg was due at Augsburg at six , and Max Bogen , though he said nothing on the subject to Linda , had thought it probable that some messenger from the former town might arrive in quest of Linda by that train . At seven there came another little carriage up to the door , and before her name could be announced , Madame Staubach was standing in Fanny Bogen 's parlour . `` Oh , my child ! ''