about four o'clock
Without being told , Timotheus , whose arrival had been so opportune , ran all the way to Richards , and brought from thence the waggon , along with Harry Richards , who volunteered to accompany him , and Mr. Errol , who was visiting in the neighbourhood . Young Richards brought an axe with him , and cleared some of the obstructions of the once masked road , so that the vehicle was able to get up within reasonable distance of the encampment . It was desirable to get the Squire home , lest his injuries should be greater than they supposed , and the prisoner ought to be in Mr. Bangs ' hands at once . Accordingly , Mr. Errol and Harry Richards offered to stay with Mr. Bigglethorpe and carry out the original picnic , it being understood that Timotheus would either call or send for them about four o'clock . `` Gin I 'm gaun to be oot on the splore , I maun hae a bit smokie . Wha 's gotten a bit pipe he 's no usin ' ? '' asked the usually sedate minister .