ten in the morning
That the others had been in any degree moved by his many millions had never suggested itself . He was convinced each had loved him for himself alone ; and if Aline , after meeting him , would still consider any one else , it was evident something was very wrong with Aline . He was determined that she must be chastened -- must be brought to a proper appreciation of her good fortune and of his condescension . On being called to the telephone at ten in the morning , Aline demanded to know what could excuse Griswold for rousing her in the middle of the night ! Griswold replied that , though the day was young , it also was charming ; that on Sunday there might be rain ; and that if she desired to see the house he and Post thought would most suit her , he and his car would be delighted to convey her to it . They could make the run in an hour , lunch with friends at Westbury , and return in plenty of time for the theatre . Aline was delighted at the sudden interest Griswold was showing in the new house .