one o'clock
He could not bear any careless loitering and waste of time ; and nothing was so near making him angry as to find people , who were always late , wanting a cab horse to be driven hard , to make up for their idleness . One day two wild-looking young men came out of a tavern close by the stand , and called Jerry . `` Here , cabby ! look sharp , we are rather late ; put on the steam , will you , and take us to the Victoria in time for the one o'clock train ? You shall have a shilling extra . '' `` I will take you at the regular pace , gentlemen ; shillings do n't pay for putting on the steam like that . '' Larry 's cab was standing next to ours ; he flung open the door , and said , `` I 'm your man , gentlemen !