about five o'clock
But if there was any light-fingered business to be done , I dessay them gipsies hev somethin' to do with it . ' ` Did the man go to the gipsy camp on Sunday night ? ' ` Bell ses he did , ' replied Mr Mosk , ` but I went over to Southberry in the arternoon about a little ` oss as I 'm sweet on , so I do n't know what he did , save by ` earsay . ' Bell , on being questioned by the inspector , declared that Jentham had loitered about the hotel the greater part of Sunday , but had taken his departure about five o'clock . He did not say that he was going to the camp , but as he often paid a visit to it , she presumed that he had gone there during that evening . ` Especially as you found his corpse on the common , Mr Tinkler , ' said Bell , ` no doubt the poor wretch was coming back from them gipsies . ' ` Humph !