ten o'clock
The spring catalogue was to be made up in October , as always , six months in advance . The first week in August Fanny asked for an interview with Fenger . Slosson was to be there . At ten o'clock she entered Fenger 's inner office . He was telephoning -- something about dinner at the Union League Club . His voice was suave , his tone well modulated , his accent correct , his English faultless . And yet Fanny Brandeis , studying the etchings on his wall , her back turned to him , smiled to herself .