eleven o'clock
`` For your sake , Barry , I would go through much greater danger , '' he answered . `` I followed you to this place , being resolved to attempt your liberation ; and I have heard all about you from our friend the doctor . It being reported that you and others are to be put to death to-morrow , on finding that he would not be allowed to visit you again I boldly came to the prison , letting the jailer suppose that the commandant had sent for me to shrive you . He at once admitted me ; and here I am to tell you that your friend the English captain will send a boat in to-night at eleven o'clock , when all the garrison , with the exception of the guards , will be asleep . The doctor will come to visit his patients late in the day , and will then find out who is to be on guard , and will do his best to give them sleeping potions , so that you may boldly pass between them and scramble over the wall . I do not , therefore , consider that you will have to run any great risk . '' The padre talked on in a low voice .