six o'clock in the morning
How could he discern the workings of a proud and wounded spirit ? '' I raised my head slowly -- Edward was gone ; I rushed to the door to call him back , but was met by the servant , who was come to answer the drawing-room bell . My uncle and aunt came into the room at the same time , and I retired to mine , to pass another night betwixt hours of waking misery , and moments of broken and feverish sleep . At six o'clock in the morning I was woke out of one of these last , by the sound of carriage-wheels . Jumping out of bed , I went to the window , and unclosing the shutter , I saw Edward 's carriage rolling away along the avenue , and ours being packed in the court below . I felt glad that we were going too ; glad that we were going to London ; glad that there was something to think of -- to talk of -- to do . _ Glad !