one o'clock
Beware of the enemy 's strategy , and fight hard . Fight as if -- ah ! your Aunt Millicent 's coming . '' At one o'clock the first division returned and relieved the garrison ; and at two every soldier was back and in his place . The breast-works were strengthened , more ammunition was made , and heaps of raw material for making still more were conveniently placed . But the enemy did not put in an appearance . A half hour went by , and another half hour , and the head of the first hostile soldier was yet to be seen approaching above the crest of the hill .