ten o'clock
in the morning
`` We shall have no want of bananas in a few weeks , '' said Ready ; `` look , they are all in blossom already . Well , now I suppose we had better leave everything here , and go back . We must have another trip this afternoon , and sleep here to-night . '' They went down to the boat , and sailed back as before ; by ten o'clock in the morning they had regained the house , and then they made arrangements for their work during the remainder of the day . It was agreed that the provisions necessary for a day or two , the table and chairs , the cooking utensils , and a portion of their clothes , should be taken round that afternoon , that Ready and William should come back early the next morning , and then they should all set off together through the wood to the new location . The sheep and lambs -LRB- for they had four lambs -RRB- , the goats and kids , were to be driven through the wood by Mr. Seagrave ; William and Ready and the dogs would be very useful in driving them . As for the fowls and chickens , it was decided they should be left , as Ready and William could look after them on their occasional visits .