eleven o'clock
And now , in consequence of this , misery had fallen upon himself . Even this empty-headed fellow Baskerville , a man the poverty of whose character Harry perfectly understood , had questioned him about Mountjoy Scarborough . It could not , he thought , be possible that Baskerville could have had any reasons for suspicion , and yet the very sound of the inquiry stuck in his ears . On the next morning , at eleven o'clock , he knocked at Mrs. Mountjoy 's house in Mountpellier Place and asked for the elder lady . Mrs. Mountjoy was out , and Harry at once inquired for Florence . The servant at first seemed to hesitate , but at last showed Harry into the dining-room . There he waited five minutes , which seemed to him to be half an hour , and then Florence came to him .