10 a.m.
Then our porter said he thought that must be it on the high-level platform ; said he thought he knew the train . So we went to the high-level platform , and saw the engine-driver , and asked him if he was going to Kingston . He said he could n't say for certain of course , but that he rather thought he was . Anyhow , if he was n't the 11.5 for Kingston , he said he was pretty confident he was the 9.32 for Virginia Water , or the 10 a.m. express for the Isle of Wight , or somewhere in that direction , and we should all know when we got there . We slipped half-a-crown into his hand , and begged him to be the 11.5 for Kingston . `` Nobody will ever know , on this line , '' we said , `` what you are , or where you 're going . You know the way , you slip off quietly and go to Kingston . ''