about
twelve o'clock
I can notice no change in the wind , nor do I think we have shifted our relative position to its course . Should the storm decrease towards morning , we shall probably find ourselves up the straits , in the vicinity of the capes . Only one danger can possibly assail us , and that is being ground to pieces on the New Brunswick shore . We must keep a watch to-night , commencing at about twelve o'clock . Regnar , will you keep the first watch of an hour and a half , and then call me ? '' `` Yes , sir ; all right . I wake any time , and I know what ` nip ' means .