ten o'clock
I am taking a few odds and ends that you bought for the winter , as I could never find out where you hid your money . I have searched till my back ached , and quite agree with you that it is safer than a bank . I left your clothes at Aaron 's pawnshop , and will post you the ticket . When you get this I shall be safe on the steamer , which is timed to leave at ten o'clock . I hope someone will read this to you , and tell you that I admire you immensely , although I take a strange way of showing it . In haste , MAY The silence of sleeping things hung over the Haymarket , and the three long , dingy arcades lay huddled and lifeless in the night , black and threatening against a cloudy sky .