two o'clock in the afternoon
` Havin ' saved the Jedge , the others turns loose a volley of yells that shorely scares up them echoes far an ' wide . It wakes up a little old tug that 's tied in Dead Nigger Bend , an ' she fires up an ' pushes forth to their relief . The tug hauls 'em back to Warwhoop for seventy dollars , which is paid out of the rescooed treasure of Jedge Finn , the same bein ' declar 'd salvage by them bandits he 's been playin ' with . '' ` It 's two o'clock in the afternoon when that band of gamblers pulls up ag ` in at Warwhoop , an ' they 're shorely a saddened party as they files ashore . The village is thar in a frownin ' an ' resentful body to arrest 'em for them voylations , which is accordin ' done . '' ` At the same time , I regyards the play as the funniest , ondoubted , that 's ever been evolved in Tennessee ; but my mood changes as subsequent events assoomes a somber face . Old Jedge Finn goes fumin ' about like a wronged lion , an ' the rest is as hot as election day in a hornet 's nest .