ten in the morning
Of such delicate texture was the fabric of Janet 's dreams that not only sordid reality , but contact with other dreams of a different nature , such as her sister 's , often sufficed to dissolve them . She resented , for instance , the presence in the plush oval of Mr. Eustace Arlington ; the movie star whose likeness had replaced Mr. Wiley 's , and who had played the part of the western hero in `` Leila of Hawtrey 's . '' With his burning eyes and sensual face betraying the puffiness that comes from over-indulgence , he was not Janet 's ideal of a hero , western or otherwise . And now Lise was holding a newspaper : not the Banner , whose provinciality she scorned , but a popular Boston sheet to be had for a cent , printed at ten in the morning and labelled `` Three O'clock Edition , '' with huge red headlines stretched across the top of the page : -- `` JURY FINDS IN MISS NEALY 'S FAVOR . '' As Janet entered Lise looked up and exclaimed : -- `` Say , that Nealy girl 's won out ! '' `` Who is she ? '' Janet inquired listlessly .