about ten o'clock
You ca n't make him no comfortabler than he is . ' `` But it were a terrible strain on my poor ` usband , and there 's not a doubt that it would ha ' killed him there and then if it had lasted much longer . It were about three weeks before the end come , and nivver shall I forget that night -- no , not if I was to live to be a thousand years old . `` My master come home about ten o'clock , lookin ' just like a man as were walkin ' in his sleep . I could n't get him to take notice o ' nothin ' , and when I put his supper on the table he seemed as though he hardly knowed what it were for . He did n't eat more than two mouthfuls , and then he turned his chair round to the fire , tremblin ' all over . `` After a bit I sees him drop asleep like .