ten o'clock
I was just workin ' it how I 'd get out and catch our old moke without these chaps being fly as I was going to talligrarph , when mother says to me -- ' `` Have you fetched in the black cow ? '' ` We ai n't got no black cow , but I knowed what she meant . I says -- ' `` No , I could n't find her . '' ' `` You catch old Johnny Smoker and look for her till you do find her , if it 's ten o'clock to-night , '' says mother , very fierce . `` Your father 'll give you a fine larrupin ' if he comes home and there 's that cow lost . '' ` So off I goes and mans old Johnny , and clears out straight for here . When I came to Driver 's I runs his horses up into a yard nigh the angle of his outside paddock and collars this little ` oss , and lets old Johnny go in hobbles .