one o'clock
Go below , and take a little rest . I 'll call you if a block chafes . '' I said to John in answer , `` Well , well , John ! Let us wait till the turn of one o'clock , before we talk about that . '' I had just had one of the ship 's lanterns held up , that I might see how the night went by my watch , and it was then twenty minutes after twelve . At five minutes before one , John sang out to the boy to bring the lantern again , and when I told him once more what the time was , entreated and prayed of me to go below . `` Captain Ravender , '' says he , `` all 's well ; we ca n't afford to have you laid up for a single hour ; and I respectfully and earnestly beg of you to go below . ''