ten o'clock
`` I should be a sight , '' says she . `` You 'd still be a mother , would n't you ? '' asks Mr. Robert . It was rough of him , as he was given to understand by the looks of all three ladies present , includin ' Mrs. Robert ; so he tries to square himself by lookin ' up a ten o'clock train , all Pullman , with diner and observation . `` I would gladly take you up myself , '' says he , lyin ' fluent , `` if I did n't have to go back to my boat . But here is Torchy . He 'll go , I suppose . ''