ten o'clock
In all his varied experience with the sex he had found few women who would admit that they were properly loved . * * * * * Milly 's daily programme at this time will be illuminating , because it was much like the lives of many thousands of young married women , in our transition period . As there was no complicated house and only one child to be looked after , the mere housekeeping duties were not burdensome , especially as Milly never thought of going to market or store for anything , merely telephoned for what the cook said they must have , or left it to the servant altogether . She woke late , read the newspaper and her mail over her coffee , played with Virgie and told her charming stories ; then , by ten o'clock , dressed , and her housekeeping arranged for , she was ready to set forth . Usually she had some sort of shopping that took her down town until luncheon , and more often than not lunched out with a friend . Occasionally on a fine day when she had nothing better to do , she took Virginia into the Park for an hour after luncheon . Usually , however , the child 's promenade was left to Louise .