ten o'clock
I still considered . `` Most everything surprised me onced , '' the cow-puncher continued , in his gentle Southern voice . `` I must have been a mighty green boy . Till I was fourteen or fifteen I expect I was astonished by ten o'clock every morning . But a man begins to ketch on to folks and things after a while . I do n't consideh that when -- that afteh a man is , say twenty-five , it is creditable he should get astonished too easy . And so yu 've not examined yourself that-away ? ''