ten o'clock
Mis ' , I mean Mrs. , Calvert has give orders -- '' `` Given orders , boy . '' `` Shut up ! I mean she 's told the old man and woman that keeps -- '' `` Who keep ! '' `` That keeps the gate and lives in the lodge an ' I live with 'em , if you want to know the hull kit an ' boodle of the story , she 's give 'em orders I ca n't have no light lit after half-past ten o'clock , 'cause I 'll spile my eyes an ' break down my strength -- Pshaw ! as if a feller could , just a-studyin ' , when he 's so powerful bent o n't as I be ! But , you know I know I do n't talk quite the same as them ` at knows better an ' has had more book l'arnin ' , '' explained the young student , hopelessly relapsing into the truck-farm vernacular . `` Yes , Jim , I do know that you know , as you so tellingly put it .