two o'clock
those fleecy whiskers were now eloquent of pompous dignity , beholding which Spike shuffled his feet , averted his eyes , and twisted his cap into a very tight ball indeed . But now Brimberly turned his eyes -LRB- and his whiskers -RRB- on his master , who had taken out his watch . `` Brimberly , '' said he , `` it is now very nearly two o'clock . '' `` Very late , sir -- oh , very late , sir -- indeed , I was in the very hact of goin ' to bed , sir -- I 'd even unbuttoned my waistcoat , sir , when you rang -- two o'clock , sir -- dear me , a most un - ` oly hour , sir -- '' `` Consequently , Brimberly , I am thinking of taking a little outing -- '' `` Certingly , sir -- oh , certingly ! '' `` And I want some other clothes -- '' `` Clothes , sir -- yessir . There 's the noo ` arris tweed , sir -- '' `` With holes in them , if possible , Brimberly . '' '' ` Oles , sir !