one o'clock
The Peasants complied with my request : All left me except Four , who made a litter of boughs and prepared to convey me to the neighbouring Town . I enquired its name . It proved to be Ratisbon , and I could scarcely persuade myself that I had travelled to such a distance in a single night . I told the Countrymen that at one o'clock that morning I had past through the Village of Rosenwald . They shook their heads wistfully , and made signs to each other that I must certainly be delirious . I was conveyed to a decent Inn and immediately put to bed . A Physician was sent for , who set my arm with success .