ten
o'clock
`` We heerd your voices quite plain . Once ` ee fixed the glass low down , an ' said , ` That 's serious . It 's late to-night . ' An ' I tell ` ee straight , sir , I said to the missis : -- ` It will be serious , an ' all , if Doris 's father catches her gallivantin ' in our garden wi ' Mr. Grant nigh on ten o'clock . ' Soon after that ` ee took Doris as far as the bridge . The window was open , an ' I heerd your footsteps on the road . You kem ' in , closed the window , an ' drew a chair up to the table .