ten
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Do you imagine I chose you out because you could think ? Let me hear of your doing such a thing again ! You , the one man -- but , there ! You meet me at the fir-tree at ten o'clock . ' My faith , I was right glad to get out of the room . If I have a good horse under me , and a sword clanking against my stirrup-iron , I know where I am . And in all that relates to green fodder or dry , barley and oats and rye , and the handling of squadrons upon the march , there is no one who can teach me very much .