seven o’clock
On the way , he entered an eating-house and satisfied his hunger , for he had had nothing since breakfast . It took him a couple of hours to discover the ideal garret ; it was found at length in a narrow little by-way running out of Upper Street . The rent was half-a-crown a week . At seven o'clock he sat down in what once was called his study , and wrote the following letter : ` Enclosed in this envelope you will find twenty pounds . I have been reminded that your relatives will be at the expense of your support ; it seemed best to me to sell the furniture , and now I send you all the money I can spare at present . You will receive to-morrow a box containing several things I did not feel justified in selling . As soon as I begin to have my payment from Carter , half of it shall be sent to you every week .