about ten o'clock
To-morrow will be a day worthy of a white mark to all parties concerned . Horace calls it chalk , which is probably the most appropriate substance with which the records of matrimonial felicity could be registered , _ crede experto _ . '' `` At any rate , Misther Finigan , give the boys a holiday to-morrow , and be down wid us airly . '' `` There is not , '' replied Finigan , who was now pretty well advanced , `` I believe widin the compass of written or spoken language -- and I might on that subject appeal to Mr. Thaddeus O'Phats here , who is a good authority on that particular subject , or indeed on any one that involves the beauty of elocution -- I say , then , there is not widin the compass of spoken language a single word composed of two syllables so delectable to human ears , as is that word ` dismiss , ' to the pupils of a _ Plantation Seminary _ ; -LRB- * A modest periphrasis for a Hedge-School -RRB- and I assure you that those talismanic syllables shall my youthful pupils hear correctly pronounced to-morrow about ten o'clock . '' Whilst O'Finigan was thus dealing out the king 's English with such complacent volubility -- a volubility that was deeply indebted to the liquor he had taken -- the following dialogue took place in a cautious under-tone between Batt Hogan and Teddy . `` So Hycy the sportheen is to be up here to-night ? '' `` Shiss . ''