ten o'clock
I felt thankful nothing wrong with my teeth had been discovered . A day or two later I was taken by Prigge to see Dr. Dodderer . What I learnt from him was even more remarkable than what my conductor had told me , so I will not apologise for giving a fairly full account of my interview . We were due at ten o'clock , and a whole hour had been reserved for me . As we entered his room he noted the exact time on his tablet and said , `` The object of your visit is to learn something of the Meccanian drama , as part of the system of culture , and the relation of amusement to our system of culture . Very good ; if you will be seated I will do my best to enlighten you . '' He was a dried-up little man , with bright black eyes and a narrow but lofty forehead .