eight
to nine P.M.
The half-crown that the Governor had given him was gone , all but fourpence , and he wanted , if possible , to arrive at York , where he was to meet the Major , at least with that sum in his possession . Twopence would pay for a bed and twopence more for supper . Half-way up the street he stopped suddenly . Opposite him stood a small brick church , retired by a few yards of turf , crossed by a path , from the iron railings that abutted on the pavement : and a notice-board proclaimed that in this , church of the Sacred Heart mass was said on Sundays at eleven , on holidays of obligation at nine , and on weekdays at eight-thirty A.M. Confessions were heard on Saturday evenings and on Thursday evenings before the first Friday , from eight to nine P.M. Catechism was at three P.M. on Sundays ; and rosary , sermon and benediction at seven P.M. . A fat cat , looking as if it were dead , lay relaxed on the grass beneath this board . The door was open and Frank considered an instant . But he thought that could wait for a few minutes as he glanced at the next house .