ten o'clock in the morning
- an interview so unspeakably painful and afflicting to us both ! Mrs. Selwyn would have immediately returned to Clifton ; but I entreated her to wait some time , in the hope that my unhappy father , when his first emotion was over , would again bear me in his sight . However , he soon after sent his servant to enquire how I did ; and to tell Mrs. Selwyn he was much indisposed , but would hope for the honour of seeing her to-morrow , at any time she would please to appoint . She fixed upon ten o'clock in the morning ; and then , with a heavy heart , I got into the chariot . Those afflicting words , I can see her no more ! were never a moment absent from my mind . Yet the sight of Lord Orville , who handed us from the carriage , gave some relief to the sadness of my thoughts .