eight o'clock in the morning
You 're right . It does make no odds . He 'll hang whatever you do ; and I tell you 't is well he should , and only right _ you _ should speak the truth , too -- ` twill make assurance doubly sure . ' ` At eight o'clock in the morning , Sir , I 'll attend you , ' said Irons , with a sort of shiver . ` Good ! and I 'll jot down your evidence , and we 'll drive over to Mr. Lowe 's , to Lucan , and you shall swear before him . And , you understand -- I do n't forget what I promised -- you 'll be a happier man every way for having done your duty ; and here 's half-a-crown to spend in the Salmon House . '