about five o'clock in the morning
We shall know all about it when we get to Mobile , '' said Percy lightly . `` I am going home for a few days to see my mother , who is in feeble health . I do n't want to quarrel with you ; and if I can be of any service to you after we get into port , I shall be happy to do so . We sail at about five o'clock in the morning , on the high tide . '' `` Captain Passford , '' began the commander , in a more subdued tone than the prisoner had ever heard him use . `` That title does not apply to me now , Captain Flanger , '' Christy interposed . `` If I ever get back to my duty on shipboard , it will be as second lieutenant of the Bellevite . ''