Two o’clock
For dinner and evening duty I usually wear Kearney 's , though too tight across the chest , and short in the sleeves . These , with a silver watch which no pawnbroker -- and I have tried eight -- will ever advance more on than seven-and-six . I once got the figure up to nine shillings by supplementing an umbrella , which was Dick 's , and which still remains , `` unclaimed and unredeemed . '' ` Two o'clock , by all that is supperless ! evidently Kearney is enjoying himself . Ah , youth , youth ! I wish I could remember some of the spiteful things that are said of you -- not but on the whole , I take it , you have the right end of the stick .