two o'clock
These were my last waking thoughts , as my head sank on my arm , and I fell into a deep sleep . The falling of a log from the fire awoke me suddenly . I rubbed my eyes , and for a second or two could not remember where I was . At length I became clearer in mind , and looking at my watch , perceived it was but two o'clock . As the flame of the replenished fire threw its light through the room , I remarked that the door into the granary stood ajar . This struck me as strange . I thought I could remember shutting it before I went to sleep .