ten o'clock
`` Come back , daughter , '' for Elsie had risen to obey his order , and was moving toward the door , `` come here and tell me what ails you ? '' `` I am quite well , papa , only a little tired from last night , I believe , '' she answered , as he took her hands in his and looked searchingly into her face . `` I hope that is all , '' he said a little anxiously . `` You must lie down and try to get a nap when we return from our drive ; and remember you must be in bed by ten o'clock to-night . '' `` I shall do just as my father bids me , '' she said , smiling up at him , `` my dear father who is so kindly careful of me . '' Then as he let go her hands , she tripped lightly from the room . Mr. Travilla had come on an errand from his mother ; she begged Adelaide 's advice and assistance in a little shopping .