ten o'clock
` And his name , madame ? Chance has given you mine -- a fair exchange is never a robbery . ' `` She drew herself up , and said quickly , and with a certain bearing I had not noticed before : -- '' ` Not now ; it makes no difference . ' `` Then , as if uncertain of the effect of her refusal , and with a willingness to be gracious , she added : -- `` In a few minutes -- at ten o'clock -- we reach Trieste . The train stops twenty minutes . You were so kind about my luncheon ; I am stronger now . Will you dine with me ? '