Two
o'clock
But the wind only freshened for a moment , then died down , and in ten minutes more they lay motionless on a glassy sea . `` Now here we 'll stay , '' said Edna with a sigh , `` until the sea-breeze springs up this afternoon at four or five . What time is it now ? Two o'clock ! Think of it ! '' `` The tide takes us along a little , '' said Mrs. Somers . `` If we only had the other oar now ! ''