about ten o'clock
` I do n't think you would find it too much , ' said Mr. Turner . ` The head gardener is to be left at Mr. H -- 's expense , and he is very trustworthy . But I can explain all these details this evening if you will allow me , after you have seen the house , ' and , so saying , the obliging agent bade us good morning . '' ` I am sure we shall like the Grange the best , ' I said to Mary , when , about ten o'clock , we found ourselves in the carriage Mr. Turner had provided for us , slowly , notwithstanding the efforts of the two fat horses that were drawing us , making our way along the snow-covered roads . '' ` I do n't know , ' said Mary . ` I am afraid of its being too large . But certainly Hunter 's Hall is a long way from the town , and that is a disadvantage . '