three o'clock
I have done some great crime aginst you all , for surely if I did n't , you would n't look as you do -- Margaret , asthore , where is the color that was in your cheeks ? and my own Art here -- that always pacifies me when nobody else can -- even Art does n't look what he used to be . '' `` Well , sure he will , Art , dear , '' she would reply ; `` now will you let me help you to bed ? it 's late ; it 's near three o'clock ; Oh Art , dear , if you were -- '' `` I wo n't go to bed -- I 'll stop here where I am , wid my head on the table , till mornin ' . Now do you know -- come here , Margaret -- let me hear you -- do you know , and are you sensible of the man you 're married to ? '' `` To be sure I am . '' `` No , I tell you ; I say you are not .