ten o'clock
You 've always got to play the sentimental with them ; nothing short of making love or offering to marry 'em is any use . It 's a pity this kind of thing ca n't be worked without a petticoat . There 's always trouble and bother when they come in . To-morrow night , Parson , ten o'clock , you and I are men or mice ; but it 's going to be men , '' he added , between his teeth . `` Did you bring my barker as well as your own ? '' The Parson touched the side pocket of his overcoat , and nodded significantly . The day following a big dance is always a slack one , and the house party at Anglemere came down late for breakfast , the last stragglers endeavoring to screen their yawns behind their hands , and receiving the usual `` plans for the day '' with marked coolness .