ten o’clock at night
` As well I have experienged , I do assure you , sir . ' ` Well ! Look after him for the present , and -- let me see -- three days from this time let the other woman come here , and we 'll see if we can make a bargain of it . About nine or ten o'clock at night , say . Keep your eye upon him in the meanwhile , and do n't talk about it . He 's as mad as a March hare ! ' ` Madder ! '