ten
o'clock
At the desk near the one window sat Stone , and over him bent a shabby-looking man , whispering . Stone , grunting occasionally , looked out of the window while he listened , and when the man was through gave him a ten-dollar bill . `` It 's all right , '' Stone said gruffly . `` I 'll be in court myself at ten o'clock to-morrow morning , and you may tell Billy that I 'll get him out of it . '' Another man , a flashily-dressed fellow , was ahead of Bobby , and he , too , now leaned over Stone and whispered . `` Nothing doing , '' rumbled Stone . The man , from his gestures , protested earnestly .