ten o'clock
` All right , I 'll tell him , ' he says , 'n' hangs up the phone . '' ` Orphy says fer me to tell ye thet he 's comin ' in to get Mrs. Boone at the Public Square at eleven o'clock , ' he says to me . ` He 's goin ' to take her out High Street to a whisk party at Mrs. Pucker 's , an ' he 'll come down here an ' git ye then . ' '' ` Why , it ai n't ten o'clock yet , ' I says . '' ` Well , you kin set in here out of the rain an ' wait , ' he says . `` I thinks we better walk 'n' then I remembers that cussed trunk . '' ` Much obliged , ' I says .