six
o'clock
Jus ' den ` long comes a white angel on hossback , wot was in a dreffle hurry to git in to de gate . De cullud angel , he mighty p ` lite , an ' he went up an ' tuk de hoss , an ' when de white angel had got down an ' gone in , he went roun ' lookin ' fur a tree to hitch him to . But when he went back agin to de gate , Sent Peter had jus ' shet it , and was lockin ' it up wid a big padlock . He jus ' looks ober de gate at de cullud angel an ' he says : ` No ` mittance ahfter six o'clock . ' An ' den he go in to his supper . '' `` An ' wot dat cullud angel do den ? '' asked Eliza , who had been listening breathlessly to this narrative .