ten o'clock
We are all right , and you may land your mules . '' He referred to the land sections of the state , of which I had no knowledge . We laid down the planks , and got the mules ashore , and then the wagons . It was only ten o'clock , and we wished to reach our destination by noon . In a few minutes , our hands , under the direction of the pilot , succeeded in harnessing the mules to the wagons . We put six persons in each , with their bags and sporting apparatus . All hands wanted to go with us , but we could not take any of them .