a quarter past seven in
the evening
I waited for three weeks as he had instructed me , and then notified the Museum authorities that the collection was ready for removal . Five days later Doctor Norbury came and took formal possession of it , and it was transferred to the Museum forthwith . '' `` When did you next hear of the testator ? '' `` On the twenty-third of November following at a quarter past seven in the evening . Mr. George Hurst came to my rooms , which are over my office , and informed me that the testator had called at his house during his absence and had been shown into the study to wait for him . That on his -- Mr. Hurst 's -- arrival it was found that the testator had disappeared without acquainting the servants with his intended departure , and without being seen by anyone to leave the house . Mr. Hurst thought this so remarkable that he had hastened up to town to inform me .