seven o'clock
On the north rose up the roof of the chapel . The cloisters themselves were poor buildings -- little more than passages with a continuous row of square windows running along them the height of a man 's head . After a few minutes the secretary left the Archbishop with an obeisance , and hastened into the house through the cloister , and presently the Archbishop , after a turn or two more with the same grave air , peered towards Anthony and then called him . Anthony immediately came towards him and received orders that half a dozen horses with grooms should be ready as soon as possible , who were to receive orders from Mr. Richard Frampton , the secretary ; and that three or four horses more were to be kept saddled till seven o'clock that evening in case further messages were wanted . `` And I desire you , Mr. Norris , '' said the Archbishop , `` to let the men under your charge know that their master is in trouble with the Queen 's Grace ; and that they can serve him best by being prompt and obedient . '' Anthony bowed to the Archbishop , and was going to withdraw , but the Archbishop went on : `` I will tell you , '' he said , `` for your private ear only at present , that I have received an order this day from my Lords of the Council , bidding me to keep to my house for six months ; and telling me that I am sequestered by the Queen 's desire . I know not how this will end , but the cause is that I will not do her Grace 's will in the matter of the Exercises , as I wrote to tell her so ; and I am determined , by God 's grace , not to yield in this thing ; but to govern the charge committed to me as He gives me light .