six o’clock
The enemy had suffered a monstrous loss , and was in the greatest confusion . The fate of the day seemed conclusive . This was owing to the heroic courage of the army , whom neither the blazing heat of the sun nor the unexampled slaughter could for a moment restrain . At six o'clock , when the king sent off this second courier , the enemy had retreated behind his last intrenchments , and taken refuge at Gudenberg . -LSB- Footnote : Frederick the Great . -- Thiebault -RSB- A loud hurrah broke from the people as Herzberg finished and left the balcony . Now there was no room for doubt .