ten A.M.
When the decision was made he gave word to start early on the following morning . But this I did not know till one A.M , when Lord Grey routed me out from my berth on the hearth-rug , so that I might go from house to house , calling up our officers . I suppose that all our officers were out of bed by two o'clock , yet it took them eight hours to get their men together , into some sort of order . We were hardly ready for the road at ten A.M. when the drums beat up to play us out of the town . As I was the Duke 's servant , I was allowed to ride by my master ; I daresay people thought that I was the young Prince . We marched up the hill gaily , with a multitude flocking all about us , but there were many of that crowd who looked doubtfully at my master 's sad face , thinking that he looked over-melancholy for a conquering king . We marched out of Lyme into a valley , through a sort of suburb called Uplyme .