five o'clock
But God wo n't let me divide the punishment for my sins with them . I see my duty clear . I must do it . Bring the will at five o'clock . '' Hiram 's eyes were closed ; his voice sounded to Torrey as if it were the utterance of a mind far , far away -- as far away as that other world which had seemed vividly real to Hiram all his life ; it seemed real and near to Torrey , looking into his old friend 's face . `` The power that 's guiding him , '' Torrey said to himself , `` is one I dare n't dispute with . '' And he went away with noiseless step and with head reverently bent .