about two in the morning
But I will sin carefully . '' At the Elwyns she had discovered why her husband had not come with her . She had stayed late to please Leo Ulford . Mr. Laycock had come in about two in the morning and had described to Leo the festivity devised by Lord Holme in honour of Miss Schley , at which he had just been present . And Leo Ulford had repeated the description to her . She had deceived him into thinking that she had known of the supper-party and approved of it . But , after this deception , she had given a looser rein to her temper .