ten o'clock
I was very glad to hear this . From what he had just said , coupled with my knowledge of the Doctor and of Lydia , I did not think his chance worth a penny , and I felt certain that the best thing for him to do was to bring matters to a conclusion . He would recover sooner . At ten o'clock I was with Dr. Khayme . He told me that Lydia had arrived in the night , and that he had just accompanied her to the hospital . `` And how is our friend Willis to-day ? '' he asked ; `` is he a little less out of sorts ? ''