four in the morning
`` Now , see you here , my son , '' they heard from the other side of the broad tweed back , `` if you do n't make it fine for the next thirty days you and I will have words together . If you want it to rain , let it rain in the night . Not a drop after four A.M. , you understand . If you turn it on after four in the morning there 'll be another rupture of diplomatic relations between you and me , same as there was last night . '' The small boy 's beady eyes twinkled , and he squeaked a few words in Sarkese . `` You have the advantage of me , Johnnie . And I 've told you before it 's not polite to address a gentleman in a language he 's not familiar with , when you 're perfectly acquainted with his own .