half after six
At last , turning himself round on his seat , towards Miss Milner , who sat like a statue of despair at his side , `` Will you breakfast with us to-morrow ? '' said he . She made no answer . `` We sha n't breakfast before half after six , '' continued he , `` I dare say ; and if you can rise so early -- why do . '' `` Miss Milner , '' said Miss Woodley , -LRB- for she caught eagerly at the hope of her passing this night in less unhappiness than she had foreboded -RRB- `` pray rise at that hour to breakfast ; Mr. Sandford would not invite you , if he thought it would displease Lord Elmwood . '' `` Not I , '' replied Sandford , churlishly . `` Then desire her maid to call her : '' said Mrs. Horton to Miss Woodley .