four o'clock
When the Blessed Sacrament passes at four o'clock I shall be cured . '' Madame de Jonquiere tried to calm her , feeling rather anxious at the species of somnambulism in which she beheld her . However , the sick girl went on : `` No , no , I am no worse , I am waiting . Only , you must surely see , madame , that there is no need for me to go to the Grotto this morning , since the appointment which she gave me is for four o'clock . '' And then the girl added in a lower tone : `` Pierre will come for me at half-past three . At four o'clock I shall be cured . '' The sunbeam slowly made its way up her bare arms , which were now almost transparent , so wasted had they become through illness ; whilst her glorious fair hair , which had fallen over her shoulders , seemed like the very effulgence of the great luminary enveloping her .