one o’clock
If we are going to be attacked it is likely to be just as day is breaking . ' ``` You had better call me at two bells , ' I said , ` and then you can get three hours ' sleep and be up at eight bells . It wo n't begin to get light until after that , and you may be sure that if I hear any sound I will wake you at once . ' `` So we arranged it , and at one o'clock he came down quietly . I had only taken off my shoes and carried these in my hand , so as to avoid making any noise that might wake the skipper , as I went out on deck . ``` Everything is quiet , ' the mate said , ` and has been ever since you turned in . Even that is not natural , for , as you know , the natives when they have been doing a trade generally keep on feasting and making a row half the night .