seven o'clock Saturday night
But I wish you had a bigger bed . I ai n't slept for two nights . '' `` What was the matter ? '' `` I was on the sleeper last night ; and I did n't get in from the Duluth job till seven o'clock Saturday night , and Brown was after me before I 'd got my supper . Those fellows at the office would n't let a man sleep at all if they could help it . Here I 'd been working like a nigger ` most five months on the Duluth house -- and the last three weeks running night shifts and Sundays ; did n't stop to eat , half the time -- and what does Brown do but -- ` Well , ' he says , ` how 're you feeling , Charlie ? ' ` Middling , ' said I. ` Are you up to a little job to-morrow ? '