ten o'clock
She took down her sopping handkerchief and lifted her warm , wet face . So I kissed Peggy . And I am going on the 7.20 morning train . It is now ten o'clock . My suit-case is packed , my ticket is bought , but Tom has not come back , and the worst of it is he ca n't get back to-night . He telephoned between courses at his dinner that he had accepted an invitation to go home for the night with one of the men they are dining . It seems he is a `` person of importance '' -- there is a big order behind the junket , and Tom has gone home with him to talk it over .