four o'clock
I suppose we 'll meet with beef enough on the hoof , though I 'd rather have a rump-steak out of the Philadelphia market than all the beef in Mexico . Hang their beef ! it 's as tough as tan leather ! '' `` At four o'clock then , Major , I 'll be with you , '' said I , preparing to take my leave . `` Make it a little later , Captain . I get no sleep with these cursed gally-nippers and things ; but , stay -- how many men have you got ? '' `` In my company eighty ; but my order is to take only fifty . ''