one o'clock
Now take some refreshment : eat something , and afterwards drink a few glasses of wine . Your feelings have been much excited , and you will be the better for it . Keep up your spirits . I am going to ride , and must leave you : but if you call on me to-morrow , at one o'clock , I shall have more good news for you . We must stock your farm , and enable you to enter upon it creditably . '' `` Sir , '' said M'Evoy , `` you are a Protestant ; but , as I hope to enther glory , I an ' my wife an ' childhre will pray that your bed may be made in heaven , this night ; and that your honor may be led to see the truth an ' the right coorse . '' The Colonel then left him ; and the simple man , on looking at the cold meat , bread , and wine before him , raised his hands and eyes towards heaven , to thank God for his goodness , and to invoke a blessing upon his noble and munificent benefactor .