ten o'clock
It is about eight o'clock now , and in a couple of hours he will be off . After he has gone I will relieve you . Then a four hours ' watch each will take us to daylight ; there wo n't be much sleeping after that . '' By ten o'clock the noise in the rebel camp had nearly ceased . Groups still sat and talked round the campfires , but the circle was pretty large round the tomb , for the Sepoys had fallen back when the musketry fire was opened upon them from the parapet , and had not troubled to move again afterward . `` Now , '' Dick said , `` it is time for me to be off . I have got a good seventy miles to ride to Lucknow .