eleven o'clock
I was awfully sorry for you , and think that they treated you uncommon harshly . As you 've paid your money , of course they 'll let you in again . '' In answer to this , Mountjoy had very little to say : but the interview ended by his accepting an invitation from Captain Vignolles to supper for the following evening . If Captain Scarborough would come at eleven o'clock Captain Vignolles would ask a few fellows to meet him , and they would have -- just a little rubber of whist . Mountjoy knew well the nature of the man who asked him , and understood perfectly what would be the result ; but there thrilled through his bosom , as he accepted the invitation , a sense of joy which he could himself hardly understand . On the following morning Mountjoy was up , for him , very early , and taking a return ticket went down to Buston . He had written to Mr. Prosper , sending his compliments , and saying that he would do himself the honor of calling at a certain hour .