four o'clock
After studdin abaat it a bit an idea struck him , an ' off he set to seek th ' policeman ` at wor o ' that beat , an get him to wakken him . He wornt long afoor he fan him , soa he says , `` Jim , aw want thee to do me a bit ov a faver if tha will . '' `` Well , lad , '' he sed , `` awl do it if aw can awl promise thi ; what is it tha wants me to do ? '' `` Aw want to set off o ' that cheap trip tomorn ` at leaves here at four o'clock , an as awm a varry saand sleeper , aw want thee to wakken me abaat hauf-past three . '' `` O , if that 's all , awl do that an ' welcome . '' `` But tha knows , '' sed Broddington , `` its nooan sich a easy task as tha seems to fancy , for when awm i ' bed aw sleep like a stooan , an soa if aw dooant get up at once tha mun pawse th ' door wol aw do . '' `` O , awl pawse it niver fear , awl wakken thi afoor aw leave off , tha may bet thi front teeth o ' that . ''