two o'clock
` Reuben , ha yo seen t ' childer ? ' inquired Aunt Hannah , poking her head round the door , so as to be heard by her husband , who was sitting outside cobbling at a bit of broken harness . ` Noa ; niver seed un since dinner . ' ` They went down to Clough End , two o'clock about , for t ' bread , an I 've yerd nothin ov em since . Coom in to your tay , Reuben ! I 'll keep nothin waitin for them ! They may goo empty if they conno keep time ! '