ten o'clock
He ate the lunch that was punctually ready . He rolled the inevitable lawn . He trod sturdily to meet the Aunt Kate and did not quail , and then he went home again . One climbed to bed at ten o'clock , one was gently spoken to until eleven o'clock , and then one went to sleep . On a day she entrusted him with a sum of money , and requested that he should go down to the town and pay at certain shops certain bills , the details whereof she furnished to him on paper . `` Be back before three o'clock , '' said the good lady , `` for the Fegans are coming to tea . You need not take your umbrella , it wo n't rain , and you ought to leave your pipe behind , it does n't look nice .