six o'clock
`` I 'm going to sleep , '' he said , entering a small house attached to the coach-house , where a lot of bags were strewn about . Hal staggered after him , and noticed a portmanteau and a rug in the corner . Bill tottered to a rude bunk , on which he fell , and was soon fast asleep and snoring loudly . Hal hearing him mutter , leant over him and managed to make out the following : `` Get up -- six o'clock train West -- Go to ` ell -- two yellow boys , '' from which he drew his own deductions . Then he proceeded to examine the portmanteau , which he found unlocked . He could hardly restrain his joy when he found lying underneath the things Wyck 's famous ebony stick . It was beautifully mounted and polished and its numerous notches were carefully cut .