four o'clock
`` Adieu , mon enfant , '' he cried , showing his teeth as he smiled back over his shoulder , and followed his companion down the stairs . In time Joey and his weeping charge also reached the bottom . Not a word of the conversation had escaped the sharp ears of the Major . `` It 's past two , now , '' he soliloquized , `` an ' he said Liberty Square , four o'clock . I know where the statoo is . Yer follows the cars from front of th ' arm ` ry an ' they goes right there , 'cause that 's where the Cap'n 's office is . Do n'tcher cry no more , Angel , '' with insinuating coaxing in his tones , `` I 'll take yer there if yer wanter go . ''