ten o'clock
Wrentz stood at the cigar counter to make a purchase . He did not wish to follow Pauline so closely that she might know he had taken the room next to hers . In spite of her excitement , Pauline slept soundly that night . The next morning she had breakfast in her own room and at ten o'clock was ready to go to `` Carson & Brown 's . '' She was considerably provoked by the ignorance of the hotel clerk , who not only did not know the publishing house of Carson & Brown , but could not even direct her to Weston place . He called the head porter and taxicab manager . The latter had an idea .