six
o’clock
A heavy sleep came over me at daybreak , but I did not undress nor go to bed . The sun was high in the heavens when , on waking , I saw the servant who had attended me bustling about the room . `` I beg your pardon , sir , I am afraid I disturbed you ; but I have been three times to see if you were not coming down , and I found you so soundly asleep I did not like to wake you . Mr. Strahan has finished breakfast , and gone out riding ; Mr. Margrave has left , -- left before six o'clock . '' `` Ah , he said he was going early . '' `` Yes , sir ; and he seemed so cross when he went . I could never have supposed so pleasant a gentleman could put himself into such a passion ! ''