ten o'clock
From what Mr. Thorndyke said they did not want the diamonds to sell , but only to carry back to some temple from which they were stolen twenty years ago . '' Chester was of precisely the same opinion . `` I am afraid , Mr. Chetwynd , '' he added , as they rose to go to their rooms for two or three hours ' sleep , `` the only news that we shall get in the morning is that Mr. Thorndyke 's body has been found . '' At ten o'clock a constable came with a message from the Lieutenant to Mr. Chetwynd that he would be glad if he would come down to the watch house . Dick did not wake the others , but freshening himself up by pouring a jug of water over his head , went at once with the constable . `` Have you news ? '' he asked eagerly as he entered .