eleven P.M
Then he bought some white ties and gloves and an opera hat , and had his hair cut in Bond Street . At seven he got his clothes at the tailor 's , and at eight he was in the stalls of the opera . His mother had sent him there , to note the dress and public deportment of gentlemen and ladies , and use his own judgment . He found his attention terribly distracted by the music and the raptures it caused him ; but still he made some observations ; and , consequently , next day he bought some fashionable shirts and sleeve studs and ribbon ties ; ordered a morning suit of the same tailor , to be sent to him at Hillsborough ; and after canvassing for customers all day , telegraphed his mother , and reached Hillsborough at eleven P.M. . At first sight of him Mrs. Little exclaimed : `` Oh ! What have you done with your beautiful hair ? '' He laughed , and said this was the fashion .