ten o'clock
It had all been too unexpected . '' '' ' `` Well , '' said Jess at last , `` I do n't know but that a job for life is cheap at twenty dollars . And , you know , she really expected to return to St. Helen 's year after next . '' '' ` We had just time to eat our belated breakfast , telegraph , buy our tickets , and catch the ten o'clock train , which carried us to Berlin without incident , other than embarrassments arising from my total lack of German . We did n't mind third class at all . It 's a lot more human . Mrs. Hill and Dad met us , and Dad forgot all about the twenty dollars when we told him about Greenie . ''