six o'clock
Meantime the writer 's feelings were of the most mixed and extraordinary character . Often his eye flashed with triumph , as Fry exposed the dishonesty and utter mendacity of Hawes . Oftener still it dilated with horror at the frightful nature of the very revelations . At six o'clock Fry 's record was all copied out . Mr. Eden shaved and took his bath , and ran into the town . He knocked up a solicitor , with whom he was acquainted . `` I want you to make my will , while your son attests this copy of this ledger . ''