ten o'clock
The poor lad appeared very miserable , but Mr Selwyn entered , and I could not say more to him . `` I hope I have not kept you waiting , Mademoiselle de Chatenoeuf , '' said he . `` No , indeed . I came here at ten o'clock , for I have left Lady M -- , and I may as well ask at once whether there is any objection to my taking a bed in this house for a few nights ? '' `` Objection ! Why , mademoiselle , you are sole executrix , and everything is at present yours in fact , for the time . You have , therefore , a right to take possession until he appears , and the will is proved . ''