nine o'clock
Not many slept . But the lord of it had long understood that what could cease to be his never had been his , and slept like a child . Dr. Bayly , who in his loving anxiety had managed to get hold of his key , crept in at midnight , and found him fast asleep ; and again in the morning , and found him not yet waked . When breakfast was over , proclamation was made that at nine o'clock there would be prayers in the chapel for the last time , and that the marquis desired all to be present . When the hour arrived , he entered leaning on the arm of Dr. Bayly . Dorothy followed with the ladies of the family . Young Delaware was in his place , and ` with organ voice and voice of psalms , ' praise and prayer arose for the last time from the house of Raglan .