eleven o'clock
To this Sir Bevill consented ; and , to be short , the three knaves were next morning pack 'd off to Launceston : but in time , no evidence being brought against them , regained their freedom , which they used to come to the gallows , each in his own way . Their doings no longer concern this history , and so I gladly leave them . To return , then , to my proper tale , 't was not ten minutes before I had the warrant in my pocket . And by eleven o'clock -LRB- word having been carried to Delia , and our plans laid before Billy Pottery , who on the spot engaged himself to help us -RRB- our horses were brought round to the gate , and my mistress appear 'd , all ready for the journey . For tho ' assured that the work needed not her presence , and that she had best wait at Stow till Master Tingcomb was smok 'd out of his nest , she would have none of it , but was set on riding with me to see justice done on this fellow , of whose villainy I had told her much the night before . And glad I was of her choice , as I saw her standing on the entrance steps , fresh as a rose , and in a fit habit once more : for Lady Grace had lent not only her own bay horse , but also a riding dress and hat of grey velvet to equip her : and stood in the porch to wish us _ Godspeed ! _ while Sir Bevill help 'd Delia to the saddle .