ten o'clock
-LSB- Footnote A : Wick St. Lawrence on the Yeo , in Somerset . -RSB- -LSB- Footnote B : Grandfather of the famous merchant , William Canynge . -RSB- `` So at the time he named I was ready with the most of our old crew , and all wondering ; with the ship but half ballasted as she came from the Baltic and her rigging not seen to , but moored down between the marshes at the opening of the River Avon . `` At ten o'clock then comes a whistle from the shore , and anon in a shore-boat our master with a young man and woman well wrapped , and presently cuts the light hawser we rode by ; and so we dropped down upon the tide and were out to sea by morning . `` All this time we knew nothing of our two passengers ; nor until we were past the Land 's End did they come on deck . But when they did , it was hand in hand and as lovers ; the man a mere youngster , straight , and gentle in feature and dress , but she the loveliest lady your eyes ever looked upon . One of our company , Will Tamblyn , knew her at once -- as who would not that had once seen her ?