ten o'clock
`` That is all . You had better move away now . People will be stirring , directly . '' That night , at ten o'clock , when all in the hold had been asleep half an hour , Oswald rose quietly from the rushes , on which he and a dozen of his comrades were sleeping , and made his way noiselessly out of the room ; went into the stables and fetched the piece of iron , which he had , during the day , placed so that he could feel it in the dark ; took the coil of rope in his hands , and ascended the steps . The top was but some ten feet from the turret . He stood quiet , until he heard the sentry moving away from him , then he mounted the last steps , and in a moment reached the foot of the turret stairs . Roger was standing there .