about ten o'clock
I 'm not fond of such ansthers as ye gev me ; an ' if ye do n't know when you 're well off -- ' '' ` There , there , Lanty , dear ; I 'm sorry for that same , but what wud the people say , an ' my husband not berrid ? But I must n't be seen talkin ' more wid you . I 'll be alone to-night when the _ gossoon _ is asleep , and ye can dhrap in , and tell me what ye like , av ye plaze . ' `` At about ten o'clock that night , the Rev. Patrick Mulcahy , while talking over the funeral , and the sad events which had led to it , was asked for by the young lad , Katty 's brother . '' ` Well , Andy , lad , what 's wanting now ? Is your sister feeling better , _ avick _ ? ' '' ` Yes , sir ; and she sint me , your riverence , to see wud ye come down and marry her to Lanty Casey the night . ' ''