six o'clock
Down came John , the good man of the house , when I expected one of his journeymen , by her saucy familiarity . My dear , said she , the gentleman will not believe Miss Harlowe is abroad . John bowed to my fine clothes : Your servant , Sir , -- indeed the lady is abroad . She went out of town this morning by six o'clock -- into the country -- by the doctor 's advice . Still I would not believe either John or his wife . I am sure , said I , she can not be abroad . I heard she was very ill -- she is not able to go out in a coach .