ten o'clock
On our way home we called at a clergyman 's house , which was placed in the finest situation imaginable and where we beheld that profusion of comforts which sense and economy will enable the possessors of narrow fortunes to enjoy . This gentleman and his wife have but a small living and still less paternal estate , but the neatness , prettiness and convenience of their habitation were enough to put one out of humour with riches , and I should certainly have breathed forth Agar 's prayer with great ardour if I had not been stopped in the beginning by considering how great a blessing wealth may be when properly employed , of which I had then such hourly proof . At our return to Millenium Hall we found some of the neighbouring society who were come to share the evening 's concert and sup with us . But at ten o'clock they departed , which I understood was somewhat later than usual , but they conformed to the alteration of hours our arrival had occasioned . The next day being very hot , we were asked to breakfast in a delightful arbour in the flower garden . The morning dew , which still refreshed the flowers , increased their fragrance to as great an excess of sweetness as the senses could support . Till I went to this house , I knew not half the charms of the country .