ten o'clock
Margaret could not fancy the manager blubbering , though she had more than once seen people in front with their handkerchiefs to their eyes during the scene in the tomb . ` Put my wig on , ' said Madame Bonanni to the cadaverous maid , and she sat down in front of the toilet-table . ` We must talk business at once , ' she continued , suddenly speaking with the utmost calm . ` The appointment is at my house , at ten o'clock to-morrow morning , Schreiermeyer . Miss Donne will sing for us . Bring a pianist and the Minister of Fine Arts if you can get him . ' ` I have not the Minister of Fine Arts in my pocket , dearest lady , ' observed the manager , ` but I will try .