about ten o'clock
Then on again , through the night , making about sixty miles in all . At dawn they came upon a well , and here they decided to rest till sunset . Beyond the well , some twenty-five miles , lay the low mountain range over which they must pass to the sea . At the foot of these hills stood a small village , which they reached about ten o'clock that night . They found the village wide awake . The pariah dogs were howling . And on making inquiries it was learned that a tiger had been prowling about for three or four nights , and that they had set a trap cage for the brute .