eleven o'clock
The banker offered a reward of five hundred dollars for his valuable papers ; but week after week passed away , and nothing was heard of them . The banker concluded that the rogue had burned them , so that no clew should be had to him . Leo worked till a late hour in the night , on the day that he received the orders for the two mouse-houses . At eleven o'clock Maggie went down to the shop , and entreated him not to wear himself out . Very likely he would have worked all night if her friendly warning had not sent him to bed . The next day he stuck to his bench till nine o'clock in the evening . On Saturday afternoon the two houses were finished , and put up at the residences of those who had ordered them .