ten o'clock
just give me my clothes there , and I 'll be up before you can get the breakfast on the table . I 'm very sorry , very sorry , indeed ; but somehow , I could n't seem to get asleep , last night , tired as I was -- you know what night it was . Old times keep me awake nights , Hannah , I think so much just now of poor little Anna ! '' `` It is n't late , Nathan , '' answered the sister , still in her hoarse , unnatural voice , `` but I want you to go up the street , and ask our minister to come here at ten o'clock . '' `` The minister ! why , what for , sister Hannah ? You ai n't getting anxious , nor nothing -- I thought the day of regeneration had come , long ago , with both of us . ''