two o'clock
`` Wal , I du n no hardly , Red . -- You goin ' to drive ? They 're pretty lively , them blacks . Ai n't used to comin ' to the station at two o'clock in the mornin ' . Your ma 's been worryin ' about your pa for a consid ` able spell , and now that she 's took down so severe herself he 's gone to pieces some . Miss Ellen 'll be glad to see you . '' The blacks covered the mile from the station as they had never covered it before , and Burns was in the house five minutes before they had expected him .