About ten o'clock
If you will spare Juno to walk through the wood with William to-morrow , we will then have the tent ready for you and the children . '' Old Ready had his boat loaded and had made sail for the other side of the island long before the family were up ; indeed , before they were dressed he had landed his whole cargo on the beach , and was sitting down quietly taking his breakfast . As soon as he had eaten the beef and biscuit which he had taken with him , he carried up the things which he had brought , and commenced arrangements for setting up the tent , intending to await the arrival of William and Juno , that they might assist him in getting up the spars and canvas over it . About ten o'clock William made his appearance , leading one of the goats by a string , followed by the others . Juno came after with the sheep , also holding one with a cord ; the rest had very quietly joined the procession . `` Here we are at last ! '' said William laughing ; `` we have had terrible work in the woods , for Nanny would run on one side of a tree when I went on the other , and then I had to let go the string .