morning about ten o'clock
`` Mr. Peterson called Mr. Heron up not long ago , to say he could sell him a rope of fine pearls for Mrs. Heron , at a low price . He 'd heard , it appears , that Mr. Heron wished to buy pearls , and he suggested an appointment for to-night . Mr. Heron did not receive this message himself ; he was indisposed at the time it came , and Mrs. Heron took it , but was unable to answer for her husband . He asks me to say , in his name , that if Mr. Peterson has some particularly fine pearls to dispose of , he 'll be pleased to look at them , not to-night , but to-morrow morning about ten o'clock , at his hotel , the Dietz . '' `` The Dietz ! '' cried Clo . `` Now I know who 's speaking to me .