ten o’clock at night
`` Certain sure you can , after the play 's over ; to-night , if you like . '' `` No , to-morrow : you see my friend is impatient to get back now ; we will call to-morrow . '' ``` T is the last day of their stay , '' said the Cobbler . `` But you ca n't be sure to see them safely at my house afore ten o'clock at night ; and not a word to Rugge ! mum ! '' `` Not a word to Rugge , '' returned Lionel ; `` good-night to you . '' The young men left the Cobbler still seated on the milestone , gazing on the stars and ruminating .