eleven o'clock
`` Oh , we all like him very much , '' said Temperance ; `` and he says he will take us on board his ship . '' `` Softly , my dear , '' said the aunt : `` we must not think of giving the gentleman the trouble , until we are better acquainted . '' `` I am sure , aunt , '' said Deborah , `` we are very well acquainted . '' `` Then , '' said the aunt , seeing she was in the minority , `` suppose you and Sir Hurricane come and breakfast with us to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock , after which , we shall all be very much at your service . '' Here the admiral looked at me with one of his impudent leers , and burst into a loud laugh ; but I commanded my countenance very well , and rebuked him by a steady and reserved look . `` I shall have great pleasure , '' said I , to the lady , `` in obeying your orders from eleven to-morrow morning , till the hour of dinner , when I am engaged . '' So saying , we both bowed , wished them a good morning , and left the room .