the morning, about seven o'clock
I want to finish this business , and before day to-morrow I will come over here and dig up my box . There will be dim moonlight by three o'clock , and if it should be cloudy , I can shut my eyes and find the place . I tell you , Peleg , I am sick and tired of this dirty work ; and sometimes I think I am no better than a hyena prowling among dead men 's bones . Come around to the cowshed in the morning , about seven o'clock , when the family will be in the library holding prayers ; and when I go to milk , I will bring you the paper . Only to look at , to read over , mind you ! It does n't leave my hands , until the old General 's gold jingles in my pocket . Then he is welcome to it , and Minnie may suffer the consequences ; and you and I will divide the profits .