eleven o'clock
`` If he has , he wo n't keep him long , I 'll make oath of that . He might keep him over night , but Dodger would come back in the morning . '' Florence was somewhat cheered by Mrs. O'Keefe 's refusal to believe that Dodger was in any serious trouble , but she could not wholly free herself from uneasiness . When eleven o'clock came she went to bed very unwillingly , and got very little rest during the night . Morning came , and still Dodger did not show up . As we know , he was fairly started on his long voyage , though he had not yet recovered consciousness . Florence took a very light breakfast , and at the usual time went to Mrs. Leighton 's to meet her pupil .