two o'clock
Let our hour of meeting be two o'clock , and you 'll find me smoking a cigar in the sun afore the hotel door . Tell Tom Pettifer , my steward , to consider himself on duty , and to look after your people till we come back ; you 'll find he 'll have made himself useful to 'em already , and will be quite acceptable . '' All was done as Captain Jorgan directed . Punctually at two o'clock the young fisherman appeared with his knapsack at his back ; and punctually at two o'clock the captain jerked away the last feather-end of his cigar . `` Let me carry your baggage , Captain Jorgan ; I can easily take it with mine . '' `` Thank ` ee , '' said the captain . `` I 'll carry it myself .