two o'clock
But dinner at the Alberta was eliminated and Roy , in addition to his mail and meat and magazines , was to bring back luncheon for both the aviators . Norman accompanied him to the brow of the hill and saw him scramble down the winding road to the ferry landing below . Here , also , he saw him wait nearly a half hour before the cumbersome gravity flatboat put out from the other shore , and then he devoted himself to picking and eating Saskatoon berries , with which the hills were covered . It was two o'clock when Roy returned , burdened with packages . For an hour Norman had been asleep in the invigorating hill air . Roy had certainly gone the limit in the matter of meat . He had two roasts and six thick steaks and , what was more to his own taste , he proudly displayed a leg of lamb .