one o’clock
`` Pshaw ! '' Sir Ulick said . Opposite directions were given at opposite doors to two servants . `` Dempsey , tell them they need not lock the gates till the young gentlemen come home , or at least till one o'clock , '' said Sir Ulick . `` Stone , '' said Lady O'Shane to her own man in a very low voice , `` go down directly , and see that the gates are locked , and bring me the keys . '' Dempsey , an Irishman , who was half drunk , forgot to see or say any thing about it . Stone , an Englishman , went directly to obey his lady 's commands , and the gates were locked , and the keys brought to her ladyship , who put them immediately into her work-table .