about eight in the morning
And so I 'm off for Mauchline to-morrow , with Dickenson , whose silence bespeaks a shrewish disapproval , and will write how Mr. Burns and I get on at some soon date . `` Give my love to Mr. Pitcairn , and tell him the prints are full of his new book . `` Danvers Carmichael has not been here since the time you know of , and the Duke of Borthwicke is on some sudden business to the Highlands . `` With my heart held in my hands toward you , `` Your own child , -LSB- Signed : Nancy Stair -RSB- In a green tabby velvet , laced with silver , and a huge feathered hat , Nancy set out from Stair about eight in the morning with Dame Dickenson in the Stair coach , driven by Patsy MacColl . By a change of horse at Balregal , she arrived at Mauchline just as the lamp-lighter was going his rounds , and the coach was turning by the manse when a serving-man , evidently heavy with the business , came toward the vehicle , signalling . `` Are ye for Mrs. McGillavorich ? '' cries he .