About eleven
o'clock
You have a variety of playthings , you know -- more than most children have , and it does not become anyone to be covetous . And remember , my dear children , to behave civilly and politely to everybody . ' `` And now I will tell you how these children behaved . About eleven o'clock Mrs. Cartwright had her two children dressed in their best , and sent them with the maid-servant to Mrs. Howard 's . As they were walking quietly over a corn-field , through which they must needs pass , they saw Master and Miss Bennet with their servant sitting on a stile at the farther end of the field . '' ` Oh ! ' said Miss Patty , ` there are Master and Miss Bennet -- on the way , I suppose , to Mrs. Howard 's .