eight o'clock
H 'm ! I wonder , now , if the Inspector down on the river might n't have some little scrap of a job in my line . He 's a man with plenty of money , is the Inspector . '' I saw the Captain at eight o'clock , and talked with him a while ; then a couple of neighbours came to call -- offering sympathy in his bereavement , no doubt . The Captain looked fatigued , but he was not a broken man by any means ; his manner was firm and steady enough . He spoke to me a little about a plan he had in mind for a big drying-house for hay and corn . No more of things awry now , Øvrebø , no more emotion , no soul gone off the rails .