eleven o'clock
`` Jonadab , '' says I , `` I 've been wondering that myself . '' And we wondered for an hour , and finally decided to wait a while and say nothing till we could ask Ebenezer . And the next morning one of the stewards comes up to our room with some coffee and grub , and says that Mr. Catesby-Stuart requested the pleasure of our comp ` ny on a afore-breakfast ice-boat sail , and would meet us at the pier in half an hour . They did n't have breakfast at Ebenezer 's till pretty close to dinner time , eleven o'clock , so we had time enough for quite a trip . Phil and the ice-boat met us on time . I s ` pose it 't was style , but , if I had n't known I 'd have swore he 'd run short of duds and had dressed up in the bed-clothes . I felt of his coat when he wa 'n' t noticing , and if it wa 'n' t made out of a blanket then I never slept under one .