about four o’clock
Hazlewood kept on muddling about with charts , and doing sums on sheets of paper , and consulting with O'Meara . I suppose they wanted to make sure that they 'd got to the right place . At last , just about sunset , a small steamer turned up . She hung about all night , and next day we started early , about four o'clock , and got the guns out of her , or some of them . We could n't take the whole cargo , of course , in a 30-ton yacht I do n't know how many more guns she had . Perhaps she had n't any more . Only our little lot Anyhow , I was jolly glad when the job was over .