about one o'clock
`` The man that lived there pulled too many radishes and parsnips and carrots and such things into it , and then neglected to hoe his roof and fill up the holes , '' said Jack . `` Besides , Old Blacky will have it rubbed down before morning . ` When I sleep in anything that Old Blacky can get at , I want it to be on wheels so it can roll out of the way . '' We went to bed as usual , but at about one o'clock we were awakened by a long rolling peal of thunder . Already big drops of rain were beginning to fall . Ollie and I looked out , and found Jack creeping from under the wagon . `` That 's a dry-weather bedroom of mine , '' he observed , `` and I think I 'll come up-stairs . ''