seven o'clock
You know , we can do as much mischief of that kind as we please , and it will all be laid to the Hillers . '' `` Where shall we meet ? '' inquired one of the Rangers . `` Come here at precisely seven o'clock ; and , remember , do n't lisp a single word to any one about it , for , if you do , we shall be found out . '' The Rangers were about to disperse , when one of them suddenly inquired , `` Will not folks mistrust that something is in the wind , if they see us all starting up the road at that time of night ? '' `` That 's a fact , '' said William Gage . `` Would n't it be a better plan for us to meet in the woods , at the back of Mrs. Nelson 's lot ?