two o'clock
`` All right , Tom , '' Dick shouted back . `` You are not to come down . Joe is coming up with the horses . '' `` We have got plenty of time yet , '' Dave said , as soon as the string of horses had started on their way up ; `` it aint much past two o'clock yet , and it will be pretty nigh six hours afore we can make a start . There is a good fire , and we have kept down thirty pounds of flour ; we shall have time to bake that into bread before we start . We sha n't have much time for baking when we are once off , you can bet your boots . '' Dick looked on with some wonder at the quiet and deliberate manner in which Dave mixed his dough .