six o'clock
They would take her in , at five francs a day , payable every morning in advance . She made a little calculation -- she had twenty-eight and tenpence ; exactly thirty-five francs -- enough for seven days . If she wrote to Mrs. Vimpany at once she could get an answer in five days . She accepted the offer , paid her five shillings , was shown into a room , and was informed that the dinner was served at six o'clock . Very good . Here she could rest , at any rate , and think what was to be done . And first she wrote two letters -- one to Mrs. Vimpany and one to Mr. Mountjoy .