ten
o'clock
There were two roads -- a _ pukka _ or made road , and a _ cutcha _ road , on which the natives walked and drove their _ ekkas _ . Autolycus and the _ chuprassis _ were waiting at the station , and put me into a carriage . They went straight on to Manpur with the luggage instead of waiting at the station where we changed trains . It was ten o'clock when I got out of the train , and Boggley had said he would be no later than half-past eleven ; then we would have luncheon , and get the one o'clock train to Manpur . I went into the refreshment-room to ask what we could have for luncheon , `` Ham and eggs , '' said the fat babu promptly . `` Nothing else ? '' I asked .