ten o'clock
I would not even yet think that they would hang me ; and if they did , what good could brooding do ? When the last word of the memoirs -LRB- I may call them so -RRB- , addressed to Alixe , had been written , I turned my thoughts to other friends . The day preceding that fixed for my execution came , yet there was no sign from friend or enemy without . At ten o'clock of that day Chaplain Wainfleet was admitted to me in the presence of Gabord and a soldier . I found great pleasure in his company , brief as his visit was ; and after I had given him messages to bear for me to old friends , if we never met again and he were set free , he left me , benignly commending me to Heaven . There was the question of my other letters . I had but one desire -- Voban again , unless at my request the Seigneur Duvarney would come , and they would let him come .