one o’clock in the morning
It is merely to explain what I have done -- Yours with warmest regard , HENRI LEVERRE . ' Jocelyn turned away and looked out of the window . ` Mrs. Pierston thought she heard some talking in the night , but of course she put it down to fancy . And she remembers Miss Avice coming into her room at one o'clock in the morning , and going to the table where the medicine was standing . A sly girl -- all the time her young man within a yard or two , in the very room , and a using the very clean sheets that you , sir , were to have used ! They are our best linen ones , got up beautiful , and a kept wi ' rosemary . Really , sir , one would say you stayed out o ' your chammer o ' purpose to oblige the young man with a bed ! '