ten o'clock
` Without any breakfast ? ' said Anne . ` Oh ! we had no time to think of breakfast till Mr. Somerville came in at ten o'clock to see what was going on , and told us how late it was , ' said Elizabeth . By this time , they had reached the brow of the hill , from whence they had a fine view of Abbeychurch , old and new . Anne observed upon the difference between the two divisions of the town . ` Yes , ' said Elizabeth , ` our town consists of the remains of old respectable England , and the beginning of the new great work-shop of all nations , met together in tolerably close companionship .