about six o'clock
And then when she turned the corner , and could no longer see Betsey Ann 's friendly face , Rosalie felt really alone . The streets looked very wide and dismal then , and Rosalie felt that she was only a little girl , and had no one to take care of her . And then she looked up to the blue sky , and asked the Good Shepherd to help her , and to bring her safely to her journey 's end . It was about six o'clock when Rosalie started , the men were going to their work , and were hurrying quickly past her . Rosalie did not like to stop any of them to ask them the way , they seemed too busy to have time to speak to her . She ventured timidly to put the question to a boy of fifteen , who was sauntering along , whistling , with his hands in his pockets ; but he only laughed , and asked her why she wanted to know . So Rosalie walked on , very much afraid that after all she might be walking in the wrong direction .