eight
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That business settled , we 're at rest . So , Mr. Irons , you must not show the white feather . Be bold -- speak out what you know -- now 's the time to strike . I 'll put your evidence , as you reported it to me , into shape , and you come to me to-morrow morning at eight o'clock ; and mind you , I 'll reward you this time , and better than ever you 've fared before . Go on . Or stay -- I 'll go before . ' And Mr. Dangerfield laughed one of his chilly laughs -- and , with a nod to Irons , repeated -- ` eight o'clock ' -- and so walked on a little bit .