About twelve o'clock
It is true that had not Newton been remarkably prepossessing in his appearance , the idea would in all probability have never been conceived ; but , observing that he was much above the common class , and wishing to relieve the general monotony of her life by anything which would create amusement , she had formed the idea , which , when combated by her husband , was immediately strengthened to a resolution . Of this Newton received the benefit . An excellent dinner or rather supper with M. de Fontanges , a comfortable bed in a room supplied with all that convenience or luxury could demand , enabled him to pass a very different night from those which we have lately described . About twelve o'clock the ensuing day , Newton was summoned by one of the slave girls to the boudoir of Madame de Fontanges . He found her on the ottoman , as before . Newton , who had been operated upon by a black barber , and was dressed in the habiliments of M. de Fontanges , made a much more respectable appearance than upon his former introduction . `` Bon jour , monsieur , '' said the lady .