one o'clock
Mrs. Warden 's as good-natured as an old cow . You 'll meet her sometime -- only do n't you let her fool you with those soft eyes of hers . You 'll find she does n't mean it ; it 's just that she likes to have handsome men hanging round her . '' At one o'clock a few of Robbie 's guests went to bed , Montague among them . He left two tables of bridge fiends sitting immobile , the women with flushed faces and feverish hands , and the men with cigarettes dangling from their lips . There were trays and decanters beside each card-table ; and in the hall he passed three youths staggering about in each other 's arms and feebly singing snatches of `` coon songs . '' Ollie and Betty had strolled away together to parts unknown .