two o'clock
`` The place I 'm to be landed at , '' said I . He owned there was nothing as to that . `` Very well , then , '' I said , `` this shall be mine to arrange . The wind is in the east , my road lies westward ; keep your boat , I hire it ; let us work up the Forth all day ; and land me at two o'clock to-morrow at the westmost we 'll can have reached . '' `` Ye daft callant ! '' he cried , `` ye would try for Inverary after a ' ! '' `` Just that , Andie , '' says I. `` Weel , ye 're ill to beat ! ''