eleven o'clock at night
You will have to look after me pretty closely in the future . No ; I must spin in a hansom -- it is the one thing I specially love in London , its hansom . Here , we 'll have two hansoms , and I 'll take charge of Mrs. Sarrasin , and you 'll follow us , or , at least , you 'll find your way the best you can , Captain Sarrasin -- and let us see who gets there first . ' It is needless to say that Hamilton had never sent any telegram asking the Dictator to meet him on the bridge in St. James 's Park or anywhere else at eleven o'clock at night . Hamilton at first was disposed to find fault with the letting loose of the supposed assassin , and was at all events much in favour of giving information at Scotland Yard and putting the police authorities on the look-out for some plot . But the opinion of the Dictator was clear and fixed , and Hamilton naturally yielded to it . Ericson was quite prepared to believe that some plot was expanding , but he was convinced that it would be better to allow it to expand .