eleven o'clock
Days will pass at last -- even days befor a wedding , -LRB- the longist and unpleasantist day in the whole of a man 's life , I can tell you , excep , may be , the day before his hanging -RRB- ; and at length Aroarer dawned on the suspicious morning which was to unite in the bonds of Hyming the Honrable Algernon Percy Deuceace , Exquire , and Miss Matilda Griffin . My master 's wardrobe was n't so rich as it had been ; for he 'd left the whole of his nicknax and trumpry of dressing-cases and rob dy shams , his bewtifle museum of varnished boots , his curous colleckshn of Stulz and Staub coats , when he had been ableaged to quit so suddnly our pore dear lodginx at the Hotel Mirabew ; and being incog at a friend 's house , ad contentid himself with ordring a coople of shoots of cloves from a common tailor , with a suffishnt quantaty of linning . Well , he put on the best of his coats -- a blue ; and I thought it my duty to ask him whether he 'd want his frock again : he was good natured and said , `` Take it and be hanged to you . '' Half-past eleven o'clock came , and I was sent to look out at the door , if there were any suspicious charicters -LRB- a precious good nose I have to find a bailiff out , I can tell you , and an i which will almost see one round a corner -RRB- ; and presenly a very modest green glass coach droave up , and in master stept . I did n't in corse , appear on the box ; because , being known , my appearints might have compromised master . But I took a short cut , and walked as quick as posbil down to the Rue de Foburg St. Honore , where his exlnsy the English ambasdor lives , and where marridges are always performed betwigst English folk at Paris . .