ten o'clock
`` An ' next he tried to burn her in her bed : an ' that wasn ' no good . `` An ' last of all he fell i ' love wi ' her : an ' that broke her . '' `` One day -- the tale goes -- she made up her mind an ' ordered a shay an ' pair from the Pack-Horse . The postillion was to be waitin ' by the gate o ' the deer-park -- the only gate that had n't a lodge to it -- at ten o'clock that night . 'T was past nine afore dinner was done , an ' she got up from her end o ' the table an ' walked across to kiss th ' ould fellow . He , ` pon his side , smiled on her , pleased as Punch ; for 't was little inore 'n a fortni ' t since he 'd discovered she was the yapple of his eye . She said ` Good night ' an ' went up-stairs to pack a few things in a bag , he openin ' the door and shuttin ' it upon her .