about eleven
o’clock
He could whistle it and hum it quite correctly after he had heard it six or seven times . But to reproduce it on the cornet required practise , and the weather was remarkably calm and fine . Kerrigan , in spite of his dislike of being heard , was obliged to devote the evening to it after the doctor left him . Next morning he went at it again , beginning at about eleven o'clock . He got on very well up to the point at which the words declare that `` Britons never , never , never shall be slaves . '' The notes which went to the `` nevers '' were particularly troublesome . He tried them slowly , one by one , leaving a short interval between them .