six
o'clock in the morning
She had money -- some pounds at any rate ; that was all right . And she was not hungry . She had arrived at a junction station five miles from Whinborough by a night train . At six o'clock in the morning she had found herself turned out of the express , with no train to take her on to Whinborough . But there was a station hotel , and she had engaged a room and ordered a fire . There she had thrown herself down without undressing on the bed , and had slept heavily for four or five hours . Then she had had some breakfast , and had taken a midday train to Whinborough , and a trap to Long Whindale .