about two o'clock
Bounce , now , Mr. Dalton ; you have little time to lose . I want you to come wid me to the agent , Mr. Travers . He wishes , I think , to see yourself , for he says he has heard a good account o ' you , an ' I promised to bring you . If we 're there about two o'clock we 'll hit the time purty close . '' `` What can he want with him , do you think ? '' asked Mrs. Dalton . `` Dear knows -- fifty things -- maybe to stand for one of his childhre -- or -- but , ah !