ten o'clock
`` Very well , Dobson ; no answer . I expect Mr. Mavick on business at ten . I am at home to no one else . '' At ten o'clock Mr. Mavick came , and was shown into the library , where Carmen awaited him . `` It was very good of you to come , '' she said , as she advanced to meet him and gave him her hand in the natural subdued manner that the circumstances called for . `` I took the first train after I received your despatch . '' `` I am sorry to inconvenience you so , '' she said , after they were seated , `` but you know so much of Mr. Henderson 's affairs that your advice will be needed .