ten o'clock
Mr. Manderson would never be called , or have anything brought to him in the morning . He occupied a separate bedroom . Usually he would get up about eight and go round to the bathroom , and he would come down some time before nine . But often he would sleep till nine or ten o'clock . Mrs. Manderson was always called at seven . The maid would take in tea to her . Yesterday morning Mrs. Manderson took breakfast about eight in her sitting-room as usual , and everyone supposed that Mr. Manderson was still in bed and asleep when Evans came rushing up to the house with the shocking intelligence . ''