eleven o'clock
Sam proved to be right , for before some of the boys retired , the rain had stopped coming down , and one by one the stars began to appear . In the morning , the sun came up as bright as ever , and by ten o'clock the ground was as dry as any one could wish . The day was a Saturday , and , of course , a holiday both at Brill and Roxley . By eleven o'clock , a carryall had taken a large number of the students to Ashton , where they were to take a special train for Roxley . All of the automobiles at Brill were in use , and with them all of the turnouts that could be hired in the vicinity . `` No time to spare ! '' sang out Tom , as he ran the automobile up to the college steps .