ten o'clock
I had taken out one hundred and fifty dollars . We put fifty in the bag before , and divided a hundred . I agreed to meet him at the old fish-house , that was burned , and I carried the bags down , and put them under an old sail , where I could get the money when we wanted it . `` Dock and I met in the fish-house at ten o'clock . He had a lantern , so that we could see to count the money . We sat down on the rocks to talk the matter over , for Dock wanted the whole of the money then , and promised to give me my share when we got to Australia . I did n't like this ; and while we were talking about it , the steward tumbled down through the floor of the loft right between us .