ten o’clock
From the letters which Philips had sent he had an idea of the doings of Potts . Other sources of information had also been secured . It was not his business to do any thing more than to see that Beatrice should fall into no harm . By ten o'clock he had acted upon this idea , and was at the railway station to take the express train . He reached Brandon village about dusk . He went to the inn in his usual disguise as Mr. Smithers , and sent up to the Hall for Mr. Potts . Potts was not there .