ten o’clock
That I know ; and he will probably get the letter when he goes home from his party to-night . So much for success in society ! I shall now say good-night to you . '' It was only ten o'clock when Endymion returned to Warwick Street , and for the first time in his life used a pass-key , with which Mr. Rodney had furnished him in the morning , and re-entered his new home . He thought he had used it very quietly , and was lighting his candle and about to steal up to his lofty heights , when from the door of the parlour , which opened into the passage , emerged Miss Imogene , who took the candlestick from his hand and insisted on waiting upon him . `` I thought I heard something , '' she said ; `` you must let me light you up , for you can hardly yet know your way . I must see too if all is right ; you may want something . ''