twelve o'clock
An ' I 've gone on just the same all the week ; we have n't had not the least bit of a row ; so you see I kep ' my promise . But it 's no good ; he wo n't come ` ome ; he 's always got fellers an ' girls to go round with . He took his hoath as he 'd come back to-night , an ' then it come into my ` ed as I 'd put my best things on , just to -- you know what I mean , Miss Snowdon . But he wo n't come before twelve o'clock ; I know he wo n't . An ' I get that low sittin ' ` ere , you ca n't think I ca n't go nowhere , because o ' the children . If it was n't for them I could go to work again , an ' I 'd be that glad ; I feel as if my ` ed would drop off sometimes ! I _ ham _ so glad you just come in ! '