ten o'clock
`` Now , '' he said , as he spread it on the rope , `` all I need is a pillow and a blanket and I 'm fixed . '' He went down and cooked his supper . Then he talked both to Mrs. Morton and to Lew by wireless . He made a cheerful blaze in his fireplace and studied until ten o'clock . Then he got a pillow and a pair of blankets , blew out his lamp , and ascended to the tower . He intended to go to sleep at once , but the night was so beautiful that for a long time he sat on his bunk , looking out over the forest , which lay still as a sleeping infant under the moon 's white light . Finally he wrapped himself in his blanket , stretched out on his bunk , and was quickly asleep .