three o'clock
-- he doesna ken a barrrgain when he sees it . This rrranch is worrrth ten if rrrightly managed , and no ' by a wheen schule-bairrrns that would plant tatties upside doon . Come awa ' owerrr tae my place and we 'll put this on paperrr . '' Jim drew up the agreement in McAdam 's kitchen at three o'clock that morning , got McAdam 's cheque for seven thousand five hundred dollars and , despite the old fellow 's cordial invitation to spend the remainder of the night with him , Jim and Phil set out again for Mrs. Clunie 's . `` We 're making money , '' said Phil . `` We would have made more if we had had that old fire-trap of a place insured , '' answered Jim , Scotslike . `` That 's what that Redmans gang have been up to ; -- not cattle this time . ''