two o'clock
`` The terror of the Lord ! I 'd light the candle under the ikon , but I do n't know where Stepanida has put it . Have some more , little sir , have some more ... '' The old woman gave a yawn and , putting her right hand behind her , scratched her left shoulder . `` It must be two o'clock now , '' she said ; `` it will soon be time to get up . Our lads are out on the steppe for the night ; they are all wet through for sure ... '' `` Granny , '' said Yegorushka . `` I am sleepy . '' `` Lie down , my dear , lie down , '' the old woman sighed , yawning .