twelve o'clock
`` I 'll see you ` ung for this , '' Cardegee threatened , attempting to draw the other 's attention . `` An ' you 'll rot in ` ell , jes ' you see if you do n't . `` I say , '' he cried , after another pause ; `` d'ye b ` lieve in ghosts ? '' Kent 's sudden start made him sure of his ground , and he went on : `` Now a ghost ` as the right to ` aunt a man wot do n't do wot he says ; and you ca n't shuffle me off till eight bells -- wot I mean is twelve o'clock -- can you ? ` Cos if you do , it 'll ` appen as ` ow I 'll ` aunt you . D'ye ` ear ? A minute , a second too quick , an ' I 'll ` aunt you , so ` elp me , I will ! ''