ten o'clock
Thus Thanksgiving Day began , not altogether well , but equanimity was soon restored all around , and everything might have run smoothly from that time on had not a cold drizzling rain set in about breakfast-time . It was clearly to be an in-door day . And what a day it was ! At ten o'clock the football came into play again . At eleven the score stood : one clock knocked off the mantel-piece in the library ; three chandelier globes broken to bits ; one plaster Barye bear destroyed by a low kick from the parlor floor ; Tommy with his nose very nearly out of joint , thanks to a flying wedge represented by Jack ; Mrs. Jarley 's amiability in peril , and Jarley 's irritability well developed . At twelve the ball was confiscated , but restored at twelve-five for the sake of peace and quiet . At one , dinner was served and eaten in moody silence , Jack having inadvertently punted the ball through the pantry , grazing the chignon of the waitress , and landing in the mayonnaise .