four o'clock in the morning
`` I ai n't a-going to ask him . It do n't matter to _ him _ who 's there , so long as there _ is _ some one to look after the premises . I 'm going to put in my own man ; and you can have the job if you like , and take two-thirds o ' my pay -- that 's twenty shillings . I shall be back by three or four o'clock in the morning , so as to give you time for a nap before your own work begins . But if you ai n't feeling up to the double work , just say so . Now I look at you , I have my doubts , and it wo n't do for you to go falling off asleep , or fainting , mind . What d'you say to it ? ''