ten o’clock in the evening
`` What sort of a temper is it ? '' `` One to be trusted , on the whole . It is quick , but it is generous . I have known it to breathe flame and fury at ten o'clock in the evening , and soft , sweet music early on the morrow . It ` s a very entertaining temper to observe . I , fortunately , can do so dispassionately , for I ` m the only person in the place he has not quarreled with . '' `` Has he then no society ?