Ten o’clock
In the postscript I go further still , and venture boldly on these comforting words : ` I can explain , dear Mr. Bashwood , what may have seemed fake and deceitful in my conduct toward you when you give me a personal opportunity . ' If he was on the right side of sixty , I should feel doubtful of results . But he is on the wrong side of sixty , and I believe he will give me my personal opportunity . `` Ten o'clock . -- I have been looking over the copy of my marriage certificate , with which I took care to provide myself on the wedding-day ; and I have discovered , to my inexpressible dismay , an obstacle to my appearance in the character of Armadale 's widow which I now see for the first time . `` The description of Midwinter -LRB- under his own name -RRB- which the certificate presents answers in every important particular to what would have been the description of Armadale of Thorpe Ambrose , if I had really married him . ` Name and Surname ' -- Allan Armadale .