about eleven o’clock
` Oh ! that some kind spirit would whisper those words in his ear , ' I inwardly exclaimed . I was far too indignant to hazard a reply to her observation aloud ; and nothing more was said about Mr. Weston that day , by me or in my hearing . But next morning , soon after breakfast , Miss Murray came into the schoolroom , where her sister was employed at her studies , or rather her lessons , for studies they were not , and said , ` Matilda , I want you to take a walk with me about eleven o'clock . ' ` Oh , I ca n't , Rosalie ! I have to give orders about my new bridle and saddle-cloth , and speak to the rat-catcher about his dogs : Miss Grey must go with you . ' ` No , I want you , ' said Rosalie ; and calling her sister to the window , she whispered an explanation in her ear ; upon which the latter consented to go .