eleven o'clock
Of course it was talked about at every station in India at the time , and I know that even about here it is generally known . No , it will be better some day or other to tell it them ourselves , making , of course , light of the matter , and letting them see that we regard them equally as our sons , and love and care for them alike , and that even if we now knew the truth it could make no difference in our feelings towards them . It is much better they should learn it from us than from anyone else . '' At eleven o'clock the dog-cart came to the door . The boys were ready . Captain Clinton drove them to the station four miles away , and in two hours after leaving home they arrived at Cheltenham with a large number of their school-fellows , some of whom had been in the train when they entered it , while others had joined them at Gloucester . At Cheltenham there was a scramble for vehicles , and they were soon at the boarding-house of Mr. River-Smith , which had the reputation of being the most comfortable of the Cheltenham boarding-houses .