ten
o'clock
It was about seven in the morning , as Dory judged by the height of the sun . Thad got out the provisions ; and , though there was not much variety to the repast , the boys ate heartily . After the meal some of them went to sleep . Before ten o'clock the Goldwing was alongside the wharf , in the position where Dory had first seen her . The skipper lowered the sails with the help of the rest of the club , though Corny was still too much disgruntled to do any thing . Every thing was put in order on board , and Dory locked the cabin . Before he had finished , Corny went off alone .