About eleven o’clock
Martha did as she was bid , and Lady Augusta departed . She returned home pretty late , and the letters remained in their receptacle untouched . Of course , to retire to rest late , necessitated , with Lady Augusta Yorke , rising late the next morning . About eleven o'clock she came down to breakfast . A letter on the breakfast-table brought to her remembrance the letters of the previous night , and she sent Martha for them . Looking at their addresses , she perceived one of them to be from Roland ; the other from Lord Carrick : and she laid them by her to be opened presently . `` Mr. Galloway called last night , my lady , '' observed Martha .