ten o'clock in the morning
But Mrs. Morrison knew nothing of Kunitz , and the look lost half its potency without its impressive background . Besides , the lady was not one to notice things so slight as looks ; to keep her in her proper place you would have needed sledge-hammers . She came in without thinking it necessary to wait to be asked to , nodded something that might perhaps have represented a greeting and of which Priscilla took no notice , and her face was the face of somebody who is angry . `` How wearing for the vicar , '' thought Priscilla , `` to have a wife who is angry at ten o'clock in the morning . '' `` I 've come in the interests -- '' began Mrs. Morrison , whose voice was quite as angry as her face . `` I 'm just going out , '' said Priscilla . '' -- Of religion and morality . ''