eleven o'clock
Poor man , he evidently feels it very keenly . I must write and tell him not to be too unhappy about it . '' I had some letters to write too , one to a photographer in Regent Street , asking for an appointment the next morning , for I was determined that the Doctor-in-Law should send the promised photographs to the young ladies without delay . The first thing in the morning came a telegram to say that we could be photographed at eleven o'clock , so , after my guests had made themselves as spruce as possible , we started off and reached there in good time . It was suggested that the Wallypug should be taken by himself , but when he saw the camera pointed directly at him while the operator disappeared beneath the black cloth , he came to the conclusion that it was too dangerous a machine to be faced with impunity , so he suddenly turned his back upon it , and nervously fled from the room . It was only by promising that the others should be taken with him that we could get him to sit at all , and even then there was a strained and nervous expression upon his face , which suggested that he was in momentary fear that the thing would `` go off . '' The Rhymester insisted upon being taken with one of his poems in his hand , the Doctor-in-Law wore his usual complacent smile , and altogether the group was quite a success .