ten o'clock
Thinks ` es I , the pictures in the newspapers are enough to bring on the cold chills onto anybody , even if took bareheaded , and what -- what would be the horror of 'em took in a sheep 's head ! There it wuz , there is my own weakness sot right down in black and white . But , anyway , it only cost thirty-five cents , and there wuz n't nothin ' painful about it , like Josiah 's shoes , nor protracted , like Tirzah Ann 's stockin 's . Wall , Ury and Philury moved in the day before , and Josiah and I left in the very best of sperits and on the ten o'clock train , Maggie and Thomas Jefferson and Krit a-meetin ' us to the depot . Maggie looked as pretty as a pink , if she did n't make no preperations . She had on her plain waist , black silk , and a little black velvet turban , and she had pinned a bunch of fresh rosies to her waist , and the rosies wuz n't any pinker than her pretty cheeks and lips , and the dew that had fell into them roses ' hearts that night wuz n't any brighter than her sweet gray eyes . She makes a beautiful woman , Maggie Allen duz ; and she ort to , to correspond with her husband , for my boy , Thomas Jefferson , is a young man of a thousand , and it is admitted that he is by all the Jonesvillians -- nearly every villian of 'em admits it .