about eleven o’clock
Connie looked a little out of spirits after his departure , but soon recovered herself . The next night we spent at a small town on the borders of Devonshire , which was the limit of our railway travelling . Here we remained for another whole day , for the remnant of the journey across part of Devonshire and Cornwall to the shore must be posted , and was a good five hours ' work . We started about eleven o'clock , full of spirits at the thought that we had all but accomplished the only part of the undertaking about which we had had any uneasiness . Connie was quite merry . The air was thoroughly warm . We had an open carriage with a hood .