ten o'clock
Philip went to him every morning . He lived in one room on the top floor of a shabby house . It was dirty and untidy , and it was filled with a pungent odour made up of many different stinks . He was generally in bed when Philip arrived at ten o'clock , and he jumped out , put on a filthy dressing-gown and felt slippers , and , while he gave instruction , ate his simple breakfast . He was a short man , stout from excessive beer drinking , with a heavy moustache and long , unkempt hair . He had been in Germany for five years and was become very Teutonic . He spoke with scorn of Cambridge where he had taken his degree and with horror of the life which awaited him when , having taken his doctorate in Heidelberg , he must return to England and a pedagogic career .