Ten o’clock
He found it utterly impossible to leave the spot . His mind was so intent upon the importance of meeting with Owen , and informing him of Cytherea 's whereabouts , that he could not but fancy Owen might leave the station unobserved if he turned his back , and become lost to him in the streets of the town . The hour expired . Ten o'clock struck . ` When will the train be in ? ' said Edward to the telegraph clerk . ` In five-and-thirty minutes .