Eleven o'clock
Crocker rose nervously ; he seemed scared , and was obviously relieved when Shelton , following his example , grasped the little fat man 's hand , who said good-night in a voice shaken by tobacco . `` Who are your unshaven friends ? '' he heard as the door was closed behind them . `` Eleven o'clock , '' said Crocker , as they went out of college . `` I do n't feel sleepy ; shall we stroll along the ` High ' a bit ? '' Shelton assented ; he was too busy thinking of his encounter with the dons to heed the soreness of his feet . This , too , was the last day of his travels , for he had not altered his intention of waiting at Oxford till July .