ten o'clock
Monmouth looked at the merchant very sternly . `` You have heard Mr. Wilding 's suggestion , '' said he . `` You may thank the god of traitors it was made , else we might have thought of a harsher course . You shall pay the money by ten o'clock to-morrow to Mr. Wilding , whom I shall leave behind for the sole purpose of collecting it . '' He turned from Newlington in plain disgust . `` I think , sirs , that here is no more to be done . Are the streets safe , Mr. Wilding ? ''