About one o'clock
'T is a sad thing , madam , said she , you should be so much afraid in your own house . She brought me some chocolate and toast ; and I asked her about my lady 's behaviour . She said , she would not suffer any body to attend but her woman , because she would not be heard what she had to say ; but she believed , she said , her master was very angry with the young lord , as she called her kinsman ; for , as she passed by the door , she heard him say , in a high tone , I hope , sir , you did not forget what belongs to the character you assume ; or to that effect . About one o'clock my master came up again , and he said , Will you come down to dinner , Pamela , when I send for you ? Whatever you command , sir , I must do . But my lady wo n't desire to see me . No matter whether she will or no .