a quarter to eleven
But I must be off now to my own show . ' This engagement relieved the Lennoxes for the time being of their embarrassments . At four they dined , at six bade each other good-bye , and repaired to their respective theatres . Dick was playing in drama , Kate in _ opéra bouffe _ ; and something before a quarter to eleven she expected him to meet her at the stage-door of the Prince 's . On this point she was very particular ; if he were a few moments late she questioned him minutely as to where he had been , what he had been doing , and little by little the jealousies and suspicions which her marriage had appeased returned , and tortured her night and day . At first the approach of pain was manifested by a nervous anxiety for her husband 's presence . She seemed dissatisfied and restless when he was not with her , and after breakfast in the mornings , when he took up his hat to go out , she would beg of him to stay , and find fault with him for leaving her .