six o'clock
To-morrow they play the _ Cloches _ . ' ` But now you 've seen so much of the theatre I hope you 'll be able to do a little overtime with me . I 've promised to let Mrs. Barnes have her dress by to-morrow morning . ' ` I 'm afraid I sha n't be able to stay after six o'clock . ' ` But surely if they 're doing the same play you do n't want to see it again ? ' ` Well ` tis n't exactly that , but -- well , I prefer to tell you the truth ; ` tis n't the piece I go to the theatre for ; I 'm one of the dressers , and I get twelve shillings a week , and I ca n't afford to lose it . But there 's no use in telling Mrs. Ede , she 'd only make a bother . '