one o'clock
` Tuppince , Docthor Dillon , ' said a short , fat , dirty nymph , without stays or hoop , setting down a ` naggin o ' whiskey ' between the medical man and his visitor . The doctor , to do him justice , for a second or two looked confoundedly put out , and his eyes blazed fiercer as his face flushed . ` Three halfpence outside , and twopence here , Sir , ' said he with an awkward grin , throwing the money on the table ; ` that 's the way our shepherd _ deglubat oves _ , Sir ; she 's brought it too soon , but no matter . ' It was not one o'clock , in fact . ` They _ will _ make mistakes , Sir ; but you will not suffer their blunders long , I warrant , ' said Dangerfield , lightly . ` Pray , Sir , can we have a room for a moment to ourselves ? ' ` We can , Sir , 't is a liberal house ; we can have any thing ; liberty itself , Sir -- for an adequate sum , ' replied Mr. Dillon .