eleven o'clock
`` Yes . He is to arrive at Brawnton to-night , and sleep there . I shall send the carriage over for him and his assistants early to-morrow morning . You , of course , will meet him here , and the operation is to take place at eleven o'clock . '' In his alarm lest the doctor might be moved to express sympathy , Sir Timothy spoke with unusual severity . Dr. Blundell understood , and was silent . `` I sent for you , of course , to let you know all this , '' said Sir Timothy , `` but I wished , also , to introduce you to my cousin , John Crewys , who came down with me . ''