two o'clock
He would take Muskwa with them . Back in the land of men and cities they would be great friends . It did not occur to him just then what this would mean for Muskwa . It was two o'clock , and he was still dreaming of new and unknown trails into the North when a sound came to rouse and disturb him . For a few minutes he paid no attention to it , for it seemed to be only a part of the droning murmur of the valley . But slowly and steadily it rose above this , and at last he got up from where he was lying with his back to a tree and walked out from the timber , where he could hear more plainly . Muskwa followed him , and when Langdon stopped the tan-faced cub also stopped .