six o'clock in the morning
After supper she and Toea were taken on shore , and at once went to Velo 's house -LRB- which was that formerly occupied by Barry -RRB- . The Samoan and his wife received them with delight , and in a few minutes the house was filled with native women and girls who came to see the box of presents brought for Paní . Then , surrounded by the women , Mrs. Tracey went away to sleep for the last time in the house occupied by old Roku and Gurden 's connections -- the people who had been so kind to her during those first long , weary months on Tebuan . At six o'clock in the morning Barry came ashore in the whaleboat , followed by the dinghy , which was to convey the prisoners on board . They were at once handed over by their native guards to Joe and his boat 's crew , who assisted them down to the dinghy , and then pulled off to the ship . Barradas received them at the gangway , and , taking no heed of the murderous looks and savage curses of the Greek , saw that they were placed in the deck-house and a sentry put over them . Their leg-irons , he told them , Barry intended to remove once the brig was clear of the land .