five o'clock
-LRB- puff -RRB- , law ! -LRB- wheeze -RRB- , ' retorted Jog . ` I never want any law , ' thinking of Smiler _ v. _ Jogglebury . Half-past five o'clock came , and still no Sponge ; and Mrs. Jog , thinking it would be better to arrange to have something hot for him when he came , than to do further battle with her husband , gave the bell the double ring indicative of ` bring dinner . ' ` Nay -LRB- puff -RRB- , nay -LRB- wheeze -RRB- ; when you have -LRB- gasp -RRB- ed so long , ' growled Jog , taking the other tack , ` you might as well have -LRB- wheez -RRB- ed a little longer ' -- snorting into his frill as he spoke . Mrs. Jogglebury said nothing , but slipped quietly out , as if after her keys , to tell Susan to keep so-and-so in the meat-screen , and have a few potatoes ready to boil against Mr. Sponge arrived . She then sidled back quietly into the room .