ten o'clock in the morning
`` Finally , I 'm in a very bad temper with you myself . If I see your ugly phiz much longer , I may break out . Do n't you think you 'd better depart -- by the back door , and go home ? And if you 're not out of Inkston for good and all by ten o'clock in the morning , and if you ever show yourself there again , look out for squalls . What you 've got out of this business I do n't know . You can keep it -- and I 'll give you a parting present myself as well . '' `` I knows a thing or two -- '' the Sergeant began , but he saw a look that he had seen only once or twice before on Beaumaroy 's face ; on each occasion it had been followed by the death of the enemy whose act had elicited it .