two o'clock
They walked for half a mile together , and then Jacques said : `` Here our paths separate , lad ; you ca n't miss your way to the top of the hill . I go almost the other way , for the schooner lies but a short distance from the end of the island . If I were you I should lie up for a sleep as soon as I get there . Remember you will not see my fire till two o'clock . If you do not see it then you must keep watch till morning , for there 's no saying when it may be lit . As soon as you see it you show a light three times in the direction of the creek . If you see it answered you will have nothing more to do ; if not you must keep on showing the light till you do get an answer .