three o'clock in the
morning
Leighton moved back to the chair and sat down with a resigned air . Marie brought in a huge scrap-book , and placed it on a bracket tea-tray that swung in over the bed . Folly opened the book and turned the leaves slowly . `` Here we are , '' she said at last , and read , mimicking each speaker to a turn : '' ` Counsel : ' ` Please , Mrs. Bing , just answer yes or no ; did you or did you not meet Mr. Leighton in the corridor at three o'clock in the morning ? '' ` Mrs. Bing : ' ` Well , sir , yes ; sir , that is , please your Honor -LSB- turning to the judge -RSB- , I _ did _ meet Mr. Leighton in the collidoor , but ' e was eating of a bunch of grapes that innercent you 'd ha ' knowed at once as ' _ ee _ ` ad n't been up to no mischief . ' -LSB- Laughter . -RSB- `` Order !