two o’clock
As regards my present manner of life , I must give a foremost place to the insomnia from which I have suffered of late . If I were asked what constituted the chief and fundamental feature of my existence now , I should answer , Insomnia . As in the past , from habit I undress and go to bed exactly at midnight . I fall asleep quickly , but before two o'clock I wake up and feel as though I had not slept at all . Sometimes I get out of bed and light a lamp . For an hour or two I walk up and down the room looking at the familiar photographs and pictures . When I am weary of walking about , I sit down to my table .