two o'clock
Her Ladyship received the tidings with great fortitude ; and instead of the torrent of reproaches I looked for , and deserved , she implored me to go home and care for my injuries lest I get the fever . I believe that I burst into tears . His Lordship was carried up the stairs with never a word or a groan from his lips , and his heart beating out slowly . We reached my lodgings as the watchman was crying : `` Past two o'clock , and a windy morning ! '' Mr. Fitzpatrick stayed with me that night . And the next morning , save for the soreness of the cuts I had got , I found myself well as ever . I was again to thank the robustness of my health .