nine o'clock
Temp ` rance been _ my _ ruin . '' He threw himself on his bed . `` It 's all righ ' . At nine o'clock to-morrow morning , no -- at a quar ` er pas ' nine , I mean three quar ` ers pas ' nine , I shall be drunk . Not disgustingly and ridicklelously , as you are , Spinky , at this minute , but soo-p-p-perbubbly , loominously , divinely drunk ! You don ' know what I could do if I was only drunk . '' `` Oh , come , I should n't complain , if I was you .