ten o'clock
Will you send the luggage down as soon as possible , Mrs. Trappème ? '' `` Certainly , '' replied the lady -- this time with a stiff bow ; for she was now inwardly raging at not having learnt more . Then she went off to tell Juliette this new development . At ten o'clock , after Mallard had breakfasted , he and Grainger -LRB- the latter bidding Mrs. and the Misses Trappème a polite goodbye -RRB- went away , and shortly after Dick Scott appeared , leading a pack-horse . He took off the empty bags , and marched up to the front door . `` Mr. Grainger has sent these to Miss Caroline , miss , '' he said to Lilla Trappème , `` and will you please ask her to put her things into 'em and I 'll wait ? '' Myra helped Sheila pack some clothing , rugs , & c , into the bags , and Mary took them out to the burly Dick .