about ten
o’clock
They was gin to me by old marster , jest afore he died . They ' longed to old Miss , and if any one on us could read , I reckon we should find her name on 'em somewhar writ in brawdery . '' When the bed and room were adjusted to her satisfaction , she went down to the kitchen and took a seat there . Here Aunt Judy found her about ten o'clock that night . `` What on airth you sittin ' here for ? '' said she . `` Oh , I 's only waitin ' till Marster William gets a little used to his room afore I axes him how he likes it and does he want anything . ''