two o'clock
`` What did you do all the day ? '' `` We had n't much to say to day-light '' said Drysdale . `` What with theatres , and sparing-cribs and the Coal-hole and Cider-cellars , and a little play in St. James 's Street now and then , one was n't up to early rising . However , I was better than the rest , for I had generally breakfasted by two o'clock . '' `` No wonder you look seedy . You 'd much better have been in the country . '' `` I should have been more in pocket , at any rate , '' said Drysdale .