ten o’clock
He looked down at the paper again . There was no mistake . It was the judgment of a higher Court than his ! He made his way down to the War Office at a little before ten o'clock . The streets were crowded with people and there were throngs surrounding each of the places where bombs had been dropped . Towards the Pall Mall Arch the people were standing in thousands , trying to get near the wreck of the huge Zeppelin , which completely blocked all the traffic through St. James 's Park . Thomson paused for a moment at the top of Trafalgar Square and looked around him .