one o'clock on Monday
`` That is just the effect it did have . Well , do n't say anything about it forward , at present . The men shall be told later on . '' By one o'clock on Monday the Osprey was back at Ryde , and at two o'clock the dinghy went ashore with the mate and two of the hands , who waited a quarter of an hour till a vehicle brought down the ladies ' luggage . Soon afterwards Frank went ashore in the gig , and brought Lady Greendale and Bertha off . As they went down to their cabin , Bertha , looking into the saloon , saw George Lechmere preparing the tea tray to bring it up on deck . She at once went to him .