ten o'clock
I 'd sooner have you stay here and feel what a stupid you 've been making of yourself . I want to remind you of it sometimes . '' `` I do n't want reminding , '' said Tarrell , taking Raggett 's chair ; `` I know it now . '' The hands on the wharf had been working all Saturday night and well into the Sunday morning to finish the _ Foam _ , and now , at ten o'clock , with hatches down and freshly-scrubbed decks , the skipper and mate stood watching the tide as it rose slowly over the smooth Thames mud . `` What time 's she coming ? '' inquired the skipper , turning a lazy eye up at the wharf . `` About ha ' - past ten , she said , '' replied the mate .