two o’clock in the morning
` Yes , Mrs. Raddle . ' ` What do you mean by this , Mr. Sawyer ? ' replied the voice , with great shrillness and rapidity of utterance . ` Ai n't it enough to be swindled out of one 's rent , and money lent out of pocket besides , and abused and insulted by your friends that dares to call themselves men , without having the house turned out of the window , and noise enough made to bring the fire-engines here , at two o'clock in the morning ? -- Turn them wretches away . ' ` You ought to be ashamed of yourselves , ' said the voice of Mr. Raddle , which appeared to proceed from beneath some distant bed-clothes . ` Ashamed of themselves ! '