eight in the morning
`` I had no thought to entrap you , '' said he . `` I am sure of that , '' said I. `` Let me see , '' he continued . `` To-morrow is the Sabbath . Come to me on Monday by eight in the morning , and give me your promise until then . '' `` Freely given , my lord , '' said I. `` And with regard to what has fallen from yourself , I will give it for as long as it shall please God to spare your days . '' `` You will observe , '' he said next , `` that I have made no employment of menaces . '' `` It was like your lordship 's nobility , '' said I. `` Yet I am not altogether so dull but what I can perceive the nature of those you have not uttered . ''