ten o'clock
This poor woman died on my -- or rather my brother 's premises . I have consulted with him , and he thinks as I do , that she should be cared for at our expense . He says , further , that there is room on the Tracy lot ; she is to be buried there . I shall attend to it at once , and the funeral will take place to-morrow morning at ten o'clock from this house . What disposition will be made of the child I have not yet decided , but she will _ not _ go to the poor-house . ' ` Oh , Mr. Tracy , ' Harold burst out , ` she is mine . She is to live with grandma and me .