ten o'clock
Sunday evening ? '' `` The better the day the better the deed . Come , no refusal now , it is too late , my darling . At ten o'clock I shall be here , under your window . One kiss more , my own , and good night . '' WHO has not seen the misery and despair often caused in a family by the senseless selfishness of one of its members ? Who has not felt enraged at such times , to think that a man or woman should presume on the affection and kindheartedness of their relatives , and yet act as if they were wholly without those affections themselves ?