five o'clock in the morning
Peter follered ` im out , and being very upset they went and spent their day 's allowance in the first hour , and then they walked about the streets quarrelling as to the death they 'd like old Isaac to ` ave when ` is time came . They went back to their lodgings at dinner-time ; but there was no sign of the old man , and , being ` ungry and thirsty , they took all their spare clothes to a pawnbroker and got enough money to go on with . Just to show their independence they went to two music - ` ails , and with a sort of idea that they was doing Isaac a bad turn they spent every farthing afore they got ` ome , and sat up in bed telling ` im about the spree they 'd ` ad . At five o'clock in the morning Peter woke up and saw , to ` is surprise , that Ginger Dick was dressed and carefully folding up old Isaac 's clothes . At first ' e thought that Ginger ` ad gone mad , taking care of the old man 's things like that , but afore ' e could speak Ginger noticed that ' e was awake , and stepped over to ` im and whispered to ` im to dress without making a noise . Peter did as ' e was told , and , more puzzled than ever , saw Ginger make up all the old man 's clothes in a bundle and creep out of the room on tiptoe . `` Going to ` ide ` is clothes ? '' '