eleven o'clock
But Throp 's wife were noan baan to bed while shoo 'd finished t ' bag . So Throp said , if that were so , he mun set hissen down an ' help wi ' t ' wark . So Throp carded an ' Throp 's wife spun , an ' that set things forrad a bit . But t ' hands o ' t ' clock went round as they 'd niver done afore ; eleven o'clock com and hauf-past eleven , and then a quairter to twelve . Throp 's wife looked at t ' clock , an ' then at bag , an ' then at Throp . '' ` Throp , ' shoo said , ` we 'll noan be through wi t ' wark by midneet . ' '' ` Then we sal hae to give ower , ' said Throp .