one o’clock
He had only a vague idea what might be the remuneration ; ten , or twelve , or fifteen pounds a year , he fancied it might bring in . Better that , than nothing ; it would be a beginning to follow in the wake that Constance had commenced ; and he could do it of an evening , or at other odd times . `` I wo n't lose an hour in asking for it , '' thought Arthur . At one o'clock , when he was released from the office , he ran through the Boundaries to the cloisters , intending to pass through them on his way to the house of the organist , that being rather a nearer road to it , than if he had gone round the town . The sound of the organ , however , struck upon his ear , causing him to assume that it was the organist who was playing . Arthur tried the cathedral door , found it open , and went it . It was Mr. Williams .