three o'clock
Boards , sticks , and planks were scattered about , and , with the pieces of canvas from the wing-planes , and some spare material which was carried on board , they soon had a fairly good shack , which would be protection enough in that warm climate . Next they got out the food and supplies , their spare clothing and other belongings , few of which had been harmed in the fall from the clouds . These things were piled under another rude shelter which they constructed . By this time it was three o'clock , and they ate again . Then they prepared to spend the night in their hastily made camp . They collected driftwood , with which to make a fire , and , after supper , which was prepared on the gasolene stove , they sat about the cheerful blaze , discussing their adventures . `` To-morrow we will explore the island , '' said Tom , as he rolled himself up in his blankets and turned over to sleep .