eight in the morning
Thus , after three trials , I had become the most famous advocate of Franche-Comte . `` But I bury my life in the deepest mystery , and so hide my aims . I have adopted habits which prevent my accepting any invitations . I am only to be consulted between six and eight in the morning ; I go to bed after my dinner , and work at night . The Vicar-General , a man of parts , and very influential , who placed the Chapter 's case in my hands after they had lost it in the lower Court , of course professed their gratitude . ` Monsieur , ' said I , ` I will win your suit , but I want no fee ; I want more ' -LRB- start of alarm on the Abbe 's part -RRB- . ` You must know that I am a great loser by putting myself forward in antagonism to the town .