ten o'clock
`` Wo n't you sit down , Mr. Thorndyke ? '' `` Ca n't I call you a cab , Miss Pope ? '' `` I do n't wish to go away . '' `` Betty , be reasonable , '' Dick said , `` it 's after ten o'clock . It is not usual for me to receive young ladies alone here , and it looks badly . I do n't care for myself , of course , but for you it looks badly . '' `` If it 's only for me -- I do n't care how it looks .