ten o'clock
Barclay 's hard jaw trembled , and his eyes were wet as he rose and limped across the great room . At the foot of the stairs he called up , `` Do n't bother with the phone , Jeanette , I 'm going to use it . '' He explained , `` The branch in her room rings when we use this one , '' and then asked , `` Do you know where he is -- at home or at the office ? '' `` If the ten o'clock train is in , he 's at the office . If not , he 's not in town . '' But Barclay went to the hall , and when he returned he said , `` Well , I got him ; he 'll be right out . '' Molly was standing by the fire .