ten o'clock in the morning
... I 'll be all yours -- there wo n't be any denial , nor forbiddance . I 'll myself make you weary of me ... Good-bye , my little silly ! '' And with a quick movement of her hand having rumpled up his black curls , she hastily went out of the coffee-house . On the next day , on Monday , toward ten o'clock in the morning , almost all the inmates of the house -- formerly Madam Shaibes ' , but now Emma Edwardovna Titzner 's -- rode off in cabs to the centre of the city , to the anatomical theatre -- all , except the far-sighted , much-experienced Henrietta ; the cowardly and insensible Ninka ; and the feeble-minded Pashka , who for two days now had not gotten up from her bed , kept silent , and to questions directed at her answered by a beatific , idiotical smile and with some sort of inarticulate animal lowing . If she were not given to eat , she would not even ask ; but if food were brought , she would eat with greediness , right with her hands . She became so slovenly and forgetful , that it was necessary to remind her of certain necessary functions in order to avoid unpleasantness . Emma Edwardovna did not send out Pashka to her steady guests , who asked for Pashka every day .