ten o'clock
Elkan shrugged his shoulders . `` What could you expect from a feller which is content at fifty years of age to be a collector only ? '' he asked , and Dishkes nodded sympathetically . `` I bet yer , Mr. Lubliner , '' he agreed ; `` and so I would be at your store to-morrow morning at ten o'clock sure . '' * * * * * `` I do n't doubt your word for a minute , Elkan , '' Marcus Polatkin said the following morning when Elkan related to him the events of the preceding night ; '' _ aber _ you could n't blame Sammet none . Concerns like Sammet Brothers , which they are such dirty crooks that everybody is got suspicions of 'em , y' understand , must got to pay their bills prompt to the day , Elkan ; because if they would n't be themselves good collectors , understand me , they would bust up quick . '' `` Sammet Brothers ai n't in no danger of busting up , '' Elkan declared .