ten o'clock
Ah , well , I was as disgusted with her as anyone could be , and felt inclined never to speak to her again when I thought how she had treated the Pixie ; but I am dreadfully sorry for her now , when I compare her home-going with my own . I do have such a time ! The family is one beam of delight when I arrive ; the children quarrel who shall sit by me at table , and I have all my favourite puddings . My room looks so sweet with flowers on the dressing-table , and I sit up till ten o'clock , and mother comes to see me in bed and gives me a lovely hug . Fifty-two more hours ! I 'm so happy I could n't be angry with my deadliest enemy ! '' `` I saw Mr Vane once , and he looks a regular grey man , '' said Ethel in reply .