two o'clock in the morning
I says to Stitchley , ` Stitchley , ' I says , ` that man ought to be took up , an ' it 's only because of Lord George that ' e ai n't . ' '' `` What do you mean ? '' Mrs. Bindle made an effort to control herself . `` Who was it that took some one home at two o'clock in the morning ? '' `` You poor lamb , '' croaked Mrs. Stitchley , gazing up at Mrs. Bindle , whose unlamblike qualities were never more marked than at that moment . `` You poor lamb . You 're being deceived , Mrs. Bindle , cruelly and wickedly vilated .