eight o'clock
The others are silks and satins , and worth another five hundred . To-night , when we hear the signal , I and three of the Frenchmen will go up . We shall find two men there , and shall carry the bales to a place a mile and a half away , where they will be hidden until it is convenient to send them up to London , or wherever they are going to dispose of them -- that is their business ; ours is finished when they hand us over the money for them . They will come at eight o'clock , and at ten the lugger will be off the coast here and send a boat ashore for us . So you have got five or six hours yet , and I should say the best thing you can do is to turn in and sleep till then . There are plenty of blankets in that corner and a pile of sheep-skins that you can sleep on . '' Julian nodded , threw two or three of the sheep-skins down in a corner , rolled another up for a pillow , drew a blanket over him , and for the first time looked round the cave .