about seven o'clock
Let me once more endeavour , never , no never , to be guilty of the same again . * * * I read part of the fourth volume of the _ Tatler _ ; the oftener I read it , the better I like it . I think I never found the vice of drinking so well exploded in my life , as in one of the numbers . '' In January , 1751 , `` Mr. Elless -LRB- the schoolmaster -RRB- , Marchant , myself , and wife sat down to whist about seven o'clock , and played all night ; very pleasant , and I think I may say innocent mirth , there being no oaths nor imprecations sounding from side to side , as is too often the case at cards . '' February 2 , `` we supped at Mr. Fuller 's , and spent the evening with a great deal of mirth , till between one and two . Tho , Fuller brought my wife home on his back , I can not say I came home sober , though I was far from being bad company . I think we spent the evening with a great deal of pleasure . ''