seven o'clock
Snell will be over there , with his men , to-morrow morning at seven o'clock . He said you 'd have to be there , too . TILTON -- alarmed , he rises , takes straw from his mouth , examines the chewed end with dismay and casts it from him ; removes his hat , looks at this dubiously , burnishes it with a sleeve , and sighs : To-morrow morning ! You do n't mean to-morrow -- MRS. L. J. P. -- carefully yet rapidly : To-morrow morning at seven o'clock . You do n't want to throw Snell down on this ; and he 's going to be there . How many men can you take ? TILTON -- dazed : Now -- now lem me see !