ten o'clock in the evening
Who now -- who will protect you when I am an outlaw ? ' `` He dashed his hands upon his forehead , and groaned . I could endure in silence no longer , and at length soothed him into something like composure . It was agreed that he should go to his father , inform him of his duel , and act by his counsel ; while I should return to my own house , watch the progress of the captain 's wound , and , happen what would , meet him at Roslin Chapel at ten o'clock in the evening , to consult what was farther to be done . We parted at St Leonard 's Hill . `` In the forenoon nothing was talked of in the city but Captain Ogilvie 's duel ; and it had become a party question . The Whigs had one version of the cause of quarrel , the Tories another , I gave no ear to either ; but was rejoiced to learn that the captain was not dead , although his life was despaired of .