about ten o'clock
Early in the morning a medical man was summoned , but his assistance made no change . The fog was still heavy , and only towards noon was it possible to dispense with lamp-light ; then there gleamed for an hour or two a weird mockery of day , and again it was nightfall . With the darkness came rain . Waymark had come to the house about ten o'clock . But this was to be no wedding-day . Maud begged him through her aunt not to see her , and he returned as he came . Miss Bygrave had told him all that had happened .