two o'clock
`` I ai n't in on writin ' the letter , '' Curly decided ; `` I 'll carry it , but my writin ' is too sot , and so 's my thinker . '' `` Well , I ai n't used my own thinker in this particular way for about twenty years , '' said Tom Osby , `` although I did co ` te two of my wives by perlite correspondence , something like this ; and I could n't see but what them wives lasted as good as any . '' `` It 's too bad Dan Anderson ai n't in on this play hisself , '' Curly resumed . `` Now if it was us that was layin ' dead , and him writin ' the letter , he 'd have us both alive , and have the girl here by two o'clock to-morrer , and everything 'd be lovely . But us ! We do n't know any more about this than a pair of candy frogs . '' `` The fewer there is in on a woman deal the better , '' said Tom Osby , `` and yet it looks like we needed help right now ! ''