six o'clock
I will write you again when I have seen Father Burrowes . For the moment I 'm inclined to think that Malford is rather playing at being monks ; but as I said , the bigwigs are all away . Brother Dunstan is a delightful fellow , yet I should n't imagine that he would make a successful abbot for long . I enjoyed Compline most of all my experiences during the day , after which I retired to my cell and slept without turning till the bell rang for Lauds and Prime , both said as one office at six o'clock , after which I should have liked a conventual Mass. . But alas , there is no priest here and I have been spending the time till breakfast by writing you this endless letter . Yours ever affectionately , Mark . P.S. .