ten o'clock
The officers had not yet arrived , and Dick lingered on the outside , waiting till they should come . He was not without a little uneasiness , fearing that Travis might be as prompt as himself , and finding him there , might suspect something , and so escape the snare . But , though looking cautiously up and down the street , he could discover no traces of the supposed thief . In due time ten o'clock struck , and immediately afterwards the doors of the bank were thrown open , and our hero entered . As Dick had been in the habit of making a weekly visit for the last nine months , the cashier had come to know him by sight . `` You 're early , this morning , my lad , '' he said , pleasantly . `` Have you got some more money to deposit ?