about one
o'clock
`` Yes , Griggs , old neighbour , '' said the doctor ; `` in spite of all the terrible obstacles I can see plainly in our path , I feel that to-morrow morning my friend and I will have made up our minds that this is too great a thing to give up easily , and that we shall decide to go . '' It was not until the doctor rapped sharply at the wooden partition that separated the boys ' from the men 's quarters at the shanty , that the murmuring buzz ceased . `` Look here , you two , '' he said ; `` if you do n't want to sleep we do , so just be quiet . It 's somewhere about one o'clock , and when getting-up time comes you 'll want to sleep . '' `` All right , father , '' said Chris , in a very wakeful tone ; `` we wo n't talk any more . '' But they did , in a whisper , for something in the way of recrimination began . `` It was all your fault , '' said Ned .