midnight
So with it I went to th ' kitchen , and while I waited outside I sees his coat an ' wesket ` pon a peg i ' the passage . Well I knew the coat ; an ' a madness takin ' me for all my loss , I unhitched it an ' flung it behind the door , an ' , the keg bein ' filled , picked it up agen and ran down home-along . `` No thought had I but to win Seth back . 'T was the charm you spoke about : an ' that same midnight I delved a hole by the dreshold an ' buried the coat , whisperin ' , ' _ Man , come back , come back to me _ ! ' as Aun ' Lesnewth had a-taught me , times afore . `` But she , the pale woman , had a-seen me , dro ' a chink o ' the parlour-door , as I tuk the coat down . An ' she knowed what I tuk it for .