about eight o'clock
She had received several letters in my absence , as Mrs. Lovick acquainted me , besides your 's . Your 's , it seems , much distressed her ; but she ordered the messenger , who pressed for an answer , to be told that it did not require an immediate one . On Wednesday she received a letter from her uncle Harlowe , * in answer to one she had written to her mother on Saturday on her knees . It must be a very cruel one , Mrs. Lovick says , by the effects it had upon her : for , when she received it , she was intending to take an afternoon airing in a coach : but was thrown into so violent a fit of hysterics upon it , that she was forced to lie down ; and -LRB- being not recovered by it -RRB- to go to bed about eight o'clock . * See Letter LXXXIV . of this volume . On Thursday morning she was up very early ; and had recourse to the Scriptures to calm her mind , as she told Mrs. Lovick : and , weak as she was , would go in a chair to Lincoln 's - inn chapel , about eleven .