nine o'clock
Mr. What-you-may-call-em owns it now-they say he did n't get it honestly . He kept a little grog-shop on the Bay , or sold bacon and whisky on the Bay , and made awful charges against poor So-and-so , and after a long trial in Chancery he got his house . He 's a big fellow ; now , I tell you , and is going to fit the house up for himself ! '' Dunn told Manuel to be seated , that there was no occasion for hurrying ; it would be all right if he got to the sheriffs office at nine o'clock ; and then commenced descanting upon the fine time he would have at the jail . `` There 's a right good lot of comrades there , me boy ; ye 'll have fiddling and dancing , plenty of gals , and a jolly time ; and ye a 'n' t a criminal , ye know , so it wo n't be any thing at all , only keep up a stiff under-lip . Come , let us take another drink ; I feel mighty husky this morning ! '' said he .