about ten
o’clock in the evening
Coleridge would n't so easily meet with his Gillman nowadays . Well , I am not a Coleridge , and I do n't ask to be lodged under any man 's roof ; but if I could earn money enough to leave me good long evenings unspoilt by fear of the workhouse -- ' Amy turned away , and presently went to look after her little boy . A few days after this they had a visit from Milvain . He came about ten o'clock in the evening . ` I 'm not going to stay , ' he announced . ` But where 's my copy of `` Margaret Home '' ? I am to have one , I suppose ? '