ten o'clock
in the morning
The two tramps saw Gurlone 's party start on the morrow . There were many cases of supplies loaded into launches , some marked Glass , Acids , and so on . Then there were boxes of food and various things needed in a jungle camp . * * * * * Juan , their tool , was working with the other peons , and at ten o'clock in the morning the launches set out , pushing into the current of the Madeira . Old Gurlone , of the livid face , was in charge of one boat , and the gigantic Portuguese , with his colorless eyes and burned complexion , sat beside him . That night , the two tropical tramps stole a small boat with a one-cylinder motor , and started up the river . It was a hard journey , but they were used to river and jungle work , and the object they had in view was enough to make them discount trouble .