eleven
in the morning before
She was angry enough , until I began to laugh and told her to look at me . Of course she entreated me not to go , but seeing me resolved , bade me take the beast and be off . She would do without milk ; as for me , I should be the cause of her death . I set out about six with poor Sukey , and was so bothered by the horrible road and by her desire to get back to her stall that it was near eleven in the morning before we got to town . As usual , food was welcome , and a trooper was sent with me to the commissary at the Bettering-house , where I was paid three pounds six after much sharp bargaining in good Quaker talk . A pass to return was given me , and with this in my pocket I walked away . I went through the woods and the Sunday quiet of the camps without trouble , saying I had lost my way , and innocently showing my pass to everybody .