two o'clock
I built a new wherry , and stuck to the river , and I shifted my lodgings that I might n't mix any more with those who knew me as a boxer . Your mother was then brought to bed with you , and I hoped for a good deal of happiness , as I thought she would only think of her husband and child ; and so she did until you were weaned , and then she went on just as afore . There was a captain of a vessel lying in the river , who used now and then to stop and talk with her ; but I thought little about that , seeing how every one talked with her and she with everybody ; and besides , she knew the captain 's wife , who was a very pretty woman , and used very often to ask Mary to go and see her , which I permitted . But one morning , when I was going off to the boat -- for he had come down to me to take him to his vessel -- just as I was walking away with the sculls over my shoulder , I recollects my ` baccy box , which I had left , and I goes back and hears him say before I came into the door -- ` Recollect , I shall be here again by two o'clock , and then you promised to come on board my ship , and see -- . ' I did n't hear the rest , but she laughed and said yes , she would . I did n't show myself , but walked away and went to the boat . He followed me , and I rowed him up the river and took my fare -- and then I determined to watch them , for I felt mighty jealous .