ten o’clock
`` Nonsense , Sergeant , '' I said sharply ; `` you are not yourself ; all this work and anxiety has got on your nerves . '' `` As it well might , Doctor , not but I daresay that 's true . Anyhow , if the other is the true thing , and you should all see old England again with some of the stuff in that dead-house , I 've got three nieces living down at home whom you might remember . Do n't say nothing of what I told you to the Captain till this night 's game is played , seeing that it might upset him , and he 'll need to keep cool up to ten o'clock , and afterwards too , perhaps . Only if we should n't meet again , say that Samuel Quick sent him his duty and God 's blessing . And the same on yourself , Doctor , and your son , too . And now here comes the Professor , so good-bye . ''