ten o'clock
I know you now ; and since I 've treated you so badly , and you 've taken such a noble revenge , why , I 'll make it up to you , or my name 's not Wetherell . But we wo n't talk any more about that till we have got possession of her ; we have other and more important things to think of . What time ought we to start to-night ? '' `` The letter fixes the meeting for ten o'clock ; we had better be in the boat by half-past nine . In the meantime I should advise you to take a little rest . By the way , do you think your footman realizes that you have the money ? '' `` He ought to , for he carried it up to this room for me ; and , what 's more , he has applied for a holiday this afternoon . ''