about seven o'clock
In the morning Craney took Kamelillo and went ashore . I saw the natives gathered around him . They all went up the beach and disappeared , and the boat came back with word from Craney that he and Kamelillo were going inland and would n't be back before night . I did n't think he ought to go off careless like that ; but they came back safely about seven o'clock , only Craney seemed to be thoughtful and not talkative . He said there was a business opening there , and he guessed he 'd speculate ; and he sat on deck in his red plush chair till past twelve , smoking fat cigars and staring at the shore . The next day he had up three or four cases from the hold . There was a crowd waiting for him on the beach , and I saw him tying the boxes on poles , and some of the barbarians shouldered the poles , and they all went off in procession .