ten o'clock
`` What is to become of the poor people ? '' `` Let us hope they may like him . At any rate , he will be better at Pugsty than at Brotherton . '' In this way the evening passed off ; and when at ten o'clock the Dean took his departure , it was felt by every one except Lady Susanna that the proper thing had been done . Lord George , having thus come back to Manor Cross , remained there . He was not altogether happy in his mind ; but his banishment seemed to be so absurd a thing that he did not return to London . At Manor Cross there was something for him to do .