six o’clock
I do n't WANT to see harpoons ! I would n't know a harpoon if you stuck one into me . I prefer to see hatpins . '' The Patience did not sail until six o'clock , but we were so anxious to put New York behind us that at five we were on board . Our cabin was an outside one with two berths . After placing our suit-cases in it , we collected camp-chairs and settled ourselves in a cool place on the boat deck . Kinney had bought all the afternoon papers , and , as later I had reason to remember , was greatly interested over the fact that the young Earl of Ivy had at last arrived in this country .