seven o'clock
And now the Widder Poll spoke with the air of one injured almost beyond reparation . `` I 'd like to know what difference that makes ! If a man 's goin ' where he ca n't take his womenfolks , I say he 'd better stay to home ! an ' if there 's things goin ' on there ' t you do n't want me to git hold of , I tell you , Heman Blaisdell , you 'd better by half stop shavin ' you now , an ' take yourself off to bed at seven o'clock ! Traipsin ' round playin ' the fiddle at your age ! Ai n't I fond o ' music ? '' `` No , you ai n't ! ''