three o'clock
`` I get seventy-five cents an hour for my overtime , and I 'm big enough to stand a lot of that . But , believe me , I 'll jump lively . The old man 's out of sorts on account of the delay due to that head wind . '' At three o'clock the captain walked aft , where Matt Peasley was superintending the stowing in the after hold . `` Is dot all you 've got to do , '' he sneered -- `` settin ' roundt mit your hands in your poggeds ? '' Matt glared at him . True , his hands were in his pockets at that moment , but he was not setting round .