eleven o'clock
Mr Harrel says he shall stay another day ; he says , too , one single thousand pound would now make him a new man . '' Cecilia returned no answer ; she conjectured some new deceit was in agitation to raise money , and she feared Mr Marriot was the next dupe to be played upon . Mrs Harrel , therefore , with a look of the utmost disappointment , left her , saying she would send for her brother , and once more try if he had yet any remaining regard for her . Cecilia rested quiet till eleven o'clock , when she was summoned to supper ; she found Mr Marriot still the only guest , and that Mr Arnott made not his appearance . She now resolved to publish her resolution of going the next morning to St James 's - square . As soon , therefore , as the servants withdrew , she enquired of Mr Harrel if he had any commands with Mr or Mrs Delvile , as she should see them the next morning , and purposed to spend some time with them . Mr Harrel , with a look of much alarm , asked if she meant the whole day .