six o'clock in the morning
It 's well known in Carlingford as he aint an early man ; and gentlemen here knows it as well as me . I do n't pretend as I could keep my temper . I give him my mind , gentlemen , being an injured man ; but I said as -- if he do his duty by her -- '' `` Softly a moment , '' said Mr Brown . `` What had Mr Wentworth 's aspect at six o'clock in the morning to do with Rosa Elsworthy 's disappearance at nine on the previous night ? '' `` I do n't see that the question is called for at the present moment , '' said Mr Waters . `` Let us hear what reasons you have for attributing to Mr Wentworth an unusual degree of interest in your niece . '' `` Sir , '' said Elsworthy , `` he come into my shop as regular as the day ; he never come but he asked after Rosa , or spoke to her if she was there .