eleven o'clock
The wedding was to be a very simple one . Miss Budworth was to go from her mother 's house to the church , where Mr. Kilbright was to meet her . We insisted that he should dress at our house , where he would find better accommodations than at his lodgings ; and we assigned him our best guest-room , where he repaired in very good season , to array himself in his wedding suit . It was not quite eleven o'clock when I went upstairs to see if I could be of any use to Mr. Kilbright in regard to the conclusion of his toilette . I knocked at the door , but received no answer . Waiting a few moments , I opened it and entered . On the floor , in front of a tall dressing-glass , was a suit of clothes .