ten o'clock
` Mr. Doncastle tells me you are going on a sudden journey . At what time does your train leave ? ' Neigh asked . ` I go by the ten o'clock , sir : I hope it is a third-class , ' said Chickerel ; ` though I am afraid it may not be . ' ` It is as much as you will do to get to the station , ' said Neigh , turning the face of his watch to the light . ` Here , come into my cab -- I am driving that way . ' ` Thank you , sir , ' said Chickerel .