about two in the morning
I 'd never heard of his having a house in that part of the country . However , he said he 'd only taken it lately , and that when I got over the border into Armagh there 'd be a man waiting to show me where to go . He told me the road I was to take and I knew every turn of the way , so I felt pretty sure of getting there . It was about two in the morning when we got alongside the pier . The four motors were there all right , but there was n't a soul about except the men in charge of them . We got out the guns . They were done up in small bundles and the cartridges in handy little cases ; but it took us till half-past four o'clock to get them ashore .