nine o'clock
why , you 're as frightened as if you had seen Charles -- Charles _ Nutter _ . Hey ? -- do n't be uneasy . I heard from the parson yesterday morning you were to be with him to-night before nine o'clock , about that money you left in his hands , and I 've chanced to meet you ; and this I want you to understand , Charles Nutter is in gaol , and we must not let him get out -- do you see ? That business settled , we 're at rest . So , Mr. Irons , you must not show the white feather . Be bold -- speak out what you know -- now 's the time to strike .