five o'clock in the
morning
`` You mustna go near the kippering , '' he said . `` I hae heard what must put a stop to that intent . The herrin ' are near by , and may be here tonight . If so be , I will send my lad , Willie , to the foot o ' the hill wi ' your feesh , by five o'clock in the morning . He will carry your basket easy , and do your bidding in a ' things . Gae yer ways to the town , and cry your feesh , and you 'll hae the siller in your hand when you come hame . '' `` Why can I not kipper my fish , Norman ? ''