ten o’clock
`` You can bring what 's left ... . Mind , now , do n't be lazy here when I am gone ; do n't mope , but work . You are such a splendid fellow , Ryabovsky ! '' At ten o'clock Ryabovsky gave her a farewell kiss , in order , as she thought , to avoid kissing her on the steamer before the artists , and went with her to the landing-stage . The steamer soon came up and carried her away . She arrived home two and a half days later . Breathless with excitement , she went , without taking off her hat or waterproof , into the drawing-room and thence into the dining-room .