four o'clock
I would not go to-day , of all days in the year -- of all days in my life . There is no other way , by the grave of my father , on whom be the peace of Allah . '' So we went to bed . At four o'clock Narain waked us , and in twenty minutes Isaacs was on horseback . I had ordered a _ tat _ to be in readiness for me , thinking I would ride with him an hour or two in the cool of the morning . So we passed along by the quiet tents , Narain disappearing in the manner peculiar to Hindoo servants , to be found at the end of the day 's march , smiling as ever . The young moon had set some time before , but the stars were bright , though it was dark under the trees .