Thursday, six o'clock in the morning
And Mrs. Jewkes being come up , and it being past twelve , I will go to bed ; but not one wink , I fear , shall I get this night . -- I could beat myself for anger . Sure there is nothing ominous in this strange folly ! -- But I suppose all young maidens are the same , so near so great a change of condition , though they carry it off more discreetly than I. Thursday , six o'clock in the morning . I might as well have not gone to bed last night , for what sleep I had . Mrs. Jewkes often was talking to me , and said several things that would have been well enough from any body else of our sex ; but the poor woman has so little purity of heart , that it is all say from her , and goes no farther than the ear . I fancy my master has not slept much neither ; for I heard him up , and walking about his chamber , ever since break of day .