three in the afternoon
She sawe besides in many places , woodes , shadows and houses , which lykewyse did breede hir double grief , for desire she had vnto the same . But what shal we speak any more of this vnhappy woman ? The Sunne aboue , and the hot Toure paiment below , wyth the bitings of the flies and gnats , had on euery part so dressed hir tender corps , that where before the whitenesse of hir body did passe the darkenesse of the Night , the same was become red , al arayed and spotted wyth gore bloud , that to the beholder and viewer of hir state , she seemed the most yll sauored thyng of the Worlde : and remayning in thys plyght without hope or councel , she loked rather for death than other comfort . The Scholler after the Clocke had rounded three in the afternoon , awaked , and remembring his lady , went to the Toure to see what was become of hir , and sent his man to dinner , that had eaten nothing all that day . The Gentlewoman hearing the Scholler , repayred so feeble and tormented as shee was , vnto the trap doore , and sitting vppon the same , pityfully weeping began to say : `` Rinieri , thou art beyonde measure reuenged on me , for if I made thee freese all night in mine open Court , thou haste tosted me to day vppon this Toure , nay rather burnt with heate , consumed me : and besides that , to dye and sterue for hunger , and thirst . Wherefore I pray thee for God 's sake to come vp , and sith my heart is faynt to kill my selfe , I pray thee heartely speedily to do it . For aboue all things I desire to dy , so great and bitter is the torment which I endure .