ten o'clock
I now ask that the prisoner at the bar be released . ' Judge Ballard frowns at Pete very stern and says : ` The motion is granted . Turn him loose , quick , and get the rest of that smelly bunch out of here and give the place a good airing . I have to hold court here at ten o'clock . ' `` Pete was kind of convinced now that he 'd had a sure-enough trial , and his friends had seen the marble walls and red carpet and varnished furniture , and everything ; so he consented to be set free -- not in any rush , but like he was willing to do 'em a favour . `` And all the time he 's keeping a bad little eye on J. Waldo . The minute he gets down from the stand he makes for him and says what does he mean by saying he was crazy when he done this killing ?