eleven o'clock
The Countess naturally felt an abhorrence at allowing you again to be in the presence of one so much beneath you , -- who had ventured to address you as he has done . It was a most natural feeling . But it has occurred to Mrs. Bluestone and myself , that as you entertain this idea of an obligation , you should be allowed to extricate yourself from it after your own fashion . You are to meet Mr. Thwaite , -- on Monday , -- at eleven o'clock , -- in Keppel Street . '' `` And I am not to come back again ? '' When one executes the office of gaoler without fee or reward , giving up to one 's prisoner one 's best bedroom , and having a company dinner , more or less , cooked for one 's prisoner every day , one does not like to be told too plainly of the anticipated joys of enfranchisement . Mrs. Bluestone , who had done her best both for the mother and the girl , and had done it all from pure motherly sympathy , was a little hurt .