eleven o'clock
He 'll very likely haggle for hours to get sixpence knocked off the trousers or twopence off the shirt . '' It was twelve o'clock in the morning when George went , and at ha ' - past four Rupert turned nasty , and said ' e was afraid he was trying to get them for nothing . At five o'clock he said George was a fool , and at ha ' - past he said ' e was something I wo n't repeat . It was just eleven o'clock , and they ` ad shut up for the night , when the front door opened , and George stood there smiling at 'em and shaking his ` ead . `` Sush a lark , '' he ses , catching ` old of Mr. Alfredi 's arm to steady ` imself . `` I gave ` im shlip . '' `` Wot d'ye mean ? ''