six o'clock
And he mounted ; and Colbrand said , Do n't be frightened , madam ; nobody shall hurt you . -- And shut the door , and away Robert drove ; but I was quite out of breath , and did not recover it , and my fright , all the way . Mr. Colbrand was so kind , but I did not know it till the chariot stopped at Sir Simon 's , to step up behind the carriage , lest , as he said , my lady should send after me ; and he told Mrs. Jewkes , when he got home , that he never saw such a runner as me in his life . When the chariot stopped , which was not till six o'clock , so long did this cruel lady keep me , Miss Darnford ran out to me : O madam , said she , ten times welcome ! but you 'll be beat , I can tell you ! for here has been Mr. B -- come these two hours , and is very angry with you . That 's hard indeed , said I ; -- Indeed I ca n't afford it ; -- for I hardly knew what I said , having not recovered my fright .