one o'clock
Hold on , though ! I say , look up the Plymouth trains , Neil . There must be more of them from there and we can put you across to Plymouth in a couple of hours . '' They found that a train leaving Plymouth at ten would put Neil in Boston shortly after eleven , in plenty of time for the one o'clock express to New York , and so it was decided that the _ Adventurer _ was to leave her present port at seven in the morning . The _ Follow Me _ was to follow more leisurely and the boats would spend the next night at Plymouth . Neil and Ossie went off to send telegrams and the others roamed around the town until it was time for supper . Afterwards Neil packed his belongings in two pasteboard laundry boxes , having no bag with him , and constantly bewailed his ill-fortune .