eleven o'clock
If ever done it must be done from the House of Commons ; and the people of the country had become deaf to the charms of that great reform . Othello 's occupation was , in truth , altogether gone , and there was no reason by which he could justify to himself the step down in the world which the old Duke had proposed to him . Early on the following morning he left Carlton Terrace on foot and walked as far as Mr. Monk 's house , which was close to St. James 's Street . Here at eleven o'clock he found his late Chancellor of the Exchequer in that state of tedious agitation in which a man is kept who does not yet know whether he is or is not to be one of the actors in the play just about to be performed . The Duke had never before been in Mr. Monk 's very humble abode , and now caused some surprise . Mr. Monk knew that he might probably be sent for , but had not expected that any of the ex-Prime Ministers of the day would come to him . People had said that not improbably he himself might be the man , -- but he himself had indulged in no such dream .