ten o’clock at night
He carried me in the coach to the Spring Garden , at Knightsbridge , where we walked in the gardens , and he treated me very handsomely ; but I found he drank very freely . He pressed me also to drink , but I declined it . Hitherto he kept his word with me , and offered me nothing amiss . We came away in the coach again , and he brought me into the streets , and by this time it was near ten o'clock at night , and he stopped the coach at a house where , it seems , he was acquainted , and where they made no scruple to show us upstairs into a room with a bed in it . At first I seemed to be unwilling to go up , but after a few words I yielded to that too , being willing to see the end of it , and in hope to make something of it at last . As for the bed , etc. , I was not much concerned about that part . Here he began to be a little freer with me than he had promised ; and I by little and little yielded to everything , so that , in a word , he did what he pleased with me ; I need say no more .