six o'clock in the morning
Thursday , the 9th , he had sunk into the weakness of a dying person , and the corpse-like appearance had already taken possession of him . I visited him frequently through the day ; and , going at ten o'clock at night , I found him in a state of insensibility . I could not draw any sign from him that he knew me , and I left him to the care of his sister and his servant . Friday , the 10th , I went to see him at six o'clock in the morning . It was very stormy , and a deep snow had fallen in the night-time . And , by the way , I remember that a gang of house-breakers had forced their way through the premises in order to reach Kant 's next neighbor , who was a goldsmith . As I drew near to his bed-side , I said , ` Good morning . '