ten o'clock
He devoured the entire slice he had cooked , leaving none for a lunch , in case he wanted one , when he had not time to cook . He was entirely satisfied , and that is saying a great deal of a boy of sixteen , growing , and sailing on the salt water , too . He could not eat any more , or he would ; and , being too full for utterance , he made no more speeches to himself . Doubtless he had endangered the peace of his dreams by overloading his stomach at that hour in the evening , for by this time it was ten o'clock ; but it so happened that he had time to digest his supper before he put himself in the way of dreaming . Having satisfied his hunger , he felt entirely satisfied with himself , and especially with the person or persons who had fitted out the yacht in the commissary department . Taking his lantern , he crawled over the boxes to the after part of the cabin , where there was space enough for him to sit comfortably . He looked at the boxes , and wondered what was in them .