Sunday Morning, 7 o'clock
While it was being agreed that a nurse must be found immediately for Maria , and that the glazier at Blickley must have notice to send people to mend the windows as early as possible to-morrow morning , a letter was brought in , which looked longer , but less grand , than Sir William Hunter 's . It was from Mr Rowland . '' -LRB- Private . -RRB- `` My Dear Sir , _ Sunday Morning , 7 o'clock _ . `` During the greater part of an anxious night , my mind was full of the intention of calling on you this morning , for some conversation on a topic which must be discussed between us ; but the more I dwell upon what must be said , the more I shrink from an interview which can not but be extremely painful to each party ; and I have at length come to the conclusion that , for both our sakes , it is best to write what I have to say . It is painful enough , God knows , to write it ! `` Your position here , my dear sir , must have been anything but pleasant for some time past .