ten o'clock
`` There is a sea-grammar , general , '' said he ; `` and , when one seaman sees another violate it , he concludes there is some reason or other . Now , Jack , what d'ye make of her ? '' `` I ca n't make much of her ; she do n't seem to know her own mind , that is all . At ten o'clock she was bound for Valparaiso or the Island . But now she has come about and beating to windward . '' `` Bound for Easter Island ? '' `` I du n no . ''