About six o'clock
Rosalie crept up to her mother 's side , and put her little hand in hers ; for she knew that the mention of her sister would bring back all the sorrowful memories of the past . But the sick woman was very calm to day ; she did not seem at all ruffled or disturbed , but she lay looking at Jessie with her eyes half-closed . It seemed as if she were pleased even to look at some one who had seen her sister Lucy . About six o'clock Toby came to the caravan door , and asked how his mistress was , and if they were ready to start . He was very surprised when he saw Jessie sitting inside the caravan . But Rosalie told him in a few words how the poor girl came there , and asked him in what direction she ought to walk to get to her own home . Toby was very clever in knowing the way to nearly every place in the country , and he said that for ten miles farther their roads would be the same , and Jessie could ride with them in the caravan .