about two o'clock
She sees her own good work , and , noble , virtuous as she is , rejoices in it ; without her , this day would never have dawned for me , Caroline would never have been mine , and both would have lived in solitary wretchedness . Yes , dearest Gertrude , '' he continued , `` I feel how much I owe you , though I say but little . Happy would it be for every man , could he receive from his sister the comfort , the blessing I have from mine , and for every woman , were her counsels , like yours , guided by truth alone . '' `` The Earl and Countess of St. Eval left Oakwood about two o'clock , for their estate in Cornwall , Castle Terryn , in an elegant chariot and four superb greys , leaving a large party of fashionable friends and relations to lament their early departure . '' So spoke the fashionable chronicle in a paragraph on this marriage in high life , which contained items and descriptions longer and more graphic than we have any inclination to transcribe . A select party of the Marquis of Malvern 's and Mr. Hamilton 's friends remained to dinner , and , at the request of Percy and Lord Louis , dancing for the younger guests concluded the evening . The day had dawned in joy , and no clouds disturbed its close .