From The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope:

Who does not know that sudden thoughtfulness at waking, that first matutinal retrospection, and pro-spection, into things as they have been and are to be; and the lowness of heart, the blankness of hope which follows the first remembrance of some folly lately done, some word ill-spoken, some money misspent, – or perhaps a cigar too much, or a glass of brandy and soda-water which he should have left untasted?