she left the eggs because the other chicks and the one that started to hatch got buried under sawdust when she was showing the babies how to scratch around and forage ... so i went in and hatched the baby my self i wasn't gonna let 5 babies die because of two other chicksmama abandoned the other eggs because she needs to care for her babies. Her LIVING babies are more important to her than eggs. As it should be. She most likely abandoned the one you hatched yourself (never do that btw) because she knew it was weak. Broody hens have been hatching chicks for 10,000 years or more without human help. If anything our interference screws them up.
IF you can keep the remaining eggs in a warm humid spot you may be able to slip the eggs back under her tonight with the other chick. you may. no guarantee's.
I've had at least 20 successful broody hatches since this spring and well over 30 since last spring by leaving the hen alone to do what comes naturally. I ONLY get involved if it is a situation like this morning where another broody stole the new broody's 8 newborns. Then I intervene. Otherwise it is ALWAYS best to stay out of the broody's way and let her do what comes naturally.
Chickens are much better at being chickens than humans are