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Then , turning to Otto : `` Perhaps you , Mr. Kling , can best tell me . '' `` Vot you mean ? '' `` How early must I come in the morning , and until how late must I stay at night ? '' The dealer hesitated , then answered slowly , `` In de morning at eight o'clock , and '' -- but , seeing a cloud cross O'Day 's face , added : `` Or maybe haf past eight vill do . '' `` And at night ? '' `` Vell -- you ca n't tell . Sometimes it is more late as udder times -- about nine o'clock ven I have packing to do . ''