ten o'clock
The door was opened to him by the landlady , who smiled recognition . `` No , sir , Mr. Franks is n't at home , and has n't been since after breakfast this morning . And I do n't understand it ; because he told me last night that he 'd be working all day , and I was to get meals for him as usual . And at ten o'clock the model came -- that rough man he 's putting into the new picture , you know , sir ; and I had to send him away , when he 'd waited more than an hour . '' Warburton was puzzled . `` I 'll take my turn at waiting , '' he said . `` Will you please light the gas for me in the studio ? ''