about six in the morning
She danced with him all night , and enjoyed , perhaps , the highest pleasure that she was capable of feeling . At these words , Adams fetched a deep groan , which frighted the ladies , who told him , `` They hoped he was not ill . '' He answered , `` He groaned only for the folly of Leonora . '' Leonora retired -LRB- continued the lady -RRB- about six in the morning , but not to rest . She tumbled and tossed in her bed , with very short intervals of sleep , and those entirely filled with dreams of the equipage and fine clothes she had seen , and the balls , operas , and ridottos , which had been the subject of their conversation . In the afternoon , Bellarmine , in the dear coach and six , came to wait on her . He was indeed charmed with her person , and was , on inquiry , so well pleased with the circumstances of her father -LRB- for he himself , notwithstanding all his finery , was not quite so rich as a Croesus or an Attalus -RRB- .