one o’clock
I detained him as he was making a move . For the last two days the crew had had plenty of hard work , and the night before they had very little sleep . I felt painfully that I -- a stranger -- was doing something unusual when I directed him to let all hands turn in without setting an anchor-watch . I proposed to keep on deck myself till one o'clock or thereabouts . I would get the second mate to relieve me at that hour . `` He will turn out the cook and the steward at four , '' I concluded , `` and then give you a call . Of course at the slightest sign of any sort of wind we 'll have the hands up and make a start at once . ''