three in the morning
`` At five in the morning , then , Andrew , you will meet me at the head of the avenue . '' `` Deil a fear o ' me -LRB- that I suld say sae -RRB- missing my tryste , '' replied Andrew , very briskly ; `` and if I might advise , we wad be aff twa hours earlier . I ken the way , dark or light , as weel as blind Ralph Ronaldson , that 's travelled ower every moor in the country-side , and disna ken the colour of a heather-cowe when a 's dune . '' I highly approved of Andrew 's amendment on my original proposal , and we agreed to meet at the place appointed at three in the morning . At once , however , a reflection came across the mind of my intended travelling companion . `` The bogle ! the bogle !