four o'clock in the morning
They ate silently . Dick Kelly , sitting at the head of the table , plied them with food and asked few questions . DeWitt 's shaking hands told him that questions were torture to the poor fellow . After the meal Kelly led them to bed at once , and they slept without stirring until four o'clock in the morning , when the Chinaman called them . Breakfast was steaming on the table . `` Now , '' said Kelly , as his guests ate , `` the boys did n't get a smell for ye , but we 've a suggestion . Have you been through the Pueblo country yet ? ''