two o'clock
I have got to look over my things and get ready ; and it will take me some little time . If you should hear noises you will know it is only myself moving about . ' When Bob was left alone he suddenly became brisk , and set himself to overhaul his clothes and other possessions in a business-like manner . By the time that his chest was packed , such things as he meant to leave at home folded into cupboards , and what was useless destroyed , it was past two o'clock . Then he went to bed , so softly that only the creak of one weak stair revealed his passage upward . At the moment that he passed Anne 's chamber-door her mother was bending over her as she lay in bed , and saying to her , ` Wo n't you see him in the morning ? ' ` No , no , ' said Anne .