ten o’clock
Agamemnon regretted the result as much as his predecessor , who gave him his name , must have regretted that other bonfire , on the shores of Aulis , that deprived him of a daughter . The result for Agamemnon was that he was requested to leave , after having been in the institution but a few months . He left another college in consequence of a misunderstanding about the hour for morning prayers . He went every day regularly at ten o'clock , but found , afterward , that he should have gone at half-past six . This hour seemed to him and to Mrs. Peterkin unseasonable , at a time of year when the sun was not up , and he would have been obliged to go to the expense of candles . Agamemnon was always willing to try another college , wherever he could be admitted . He wanted to attain knowledge , however it might be found .