Eleven o'clock
And it is fit it should be so ; or else , poor wretches , as we are ! we should look no farther , but be like sensual travellers on a journey homeward , who , meeting with good entertainment at some inn on the way , put up their rest there , and never think of pursuing their journey to their proper home . -- This , I remember , was often a reflection of my good lady 's , to whom I owe it . Eleven o'clock . Mrs. Jewkes has been with me , and asked if I will have her for a bed-fellow , in want of a better ? I thanked her ; but I said , I would see how it was to be by myself one night . I might have mentioned , that I made Mrs. Jewkes dine and sup with me ; and she was much pleased with it , and my behaviour to her .