ten o'clock
`` I 'm very sorry , sir , '' faltered the butler . `` Hang your sorrow , sir ! You 've broke my watch-glass , and I can feel the bits pricking me . '' `` Come to me at ten o'clock to-morrow morning , all of you , '' cried the captain , fiercely , `` and I 'll pay you your wages , and you shall go . '' `` No , no , no , '' said the admiral ; `` I think we 've given them as much as they gave us , and -- haw , haw , haw ! '' he roared , bursting into a tremendous peal of laughter ; `` we did n't show our colours either . It 's all right , brother Harry ; they took us for burglars -- but they need n't have hit quite so hard . ''