seven o'clock
Please tell the others , and now get me my tea and bring it into my study on a tray . '' Janet said nothing for she was a shy girl , particularly before gentlemen , but when she entered the kitchen Mr. Tebrick heard a sudden burst of conversation with many exclamations from the cook . When she came back with his tea , Mr. Tebrick said : `` I shall not require you upstairs . Pack your own things and tell James to have the waggonette ready for you by seven o'clock to-morrow morning to take you to the station . I am busy now , but I will see you again before you go . '' When she had gone Mr. Tebrick took the tray upstairs . For the first moment he thought the room was empty , and his vixen got away , for he could see no sign of her anywhere .