two o'clock
He 's fair daft aboot the gude-for-naethin ' tyke . '' This was understood as permission . As the boys ran up to the gate , with Bobby at their heels , Mr. Brown called after them : `` Ye fetch ` im hame wi ' the sunset bugle , an ' gin ye teach ` im ony o ' yer unmannerly ways I 'll tak ' a stick to yer breeks . '' When they returned to Mr. Traill 's place at two o'clock the landlord stood in shirt-sleeves and apron in the open doorway with Bobby , the little dog gripping a mutton shank in his mouth . `` Bobby must tak ' his bone down first and hide it awa ' . The Sabbath in a kirkyard is a dull day for a wee dog , so he aye gets a catechism of a bone to mumble over . '' ` The landlord sighed in open envy when the laddies and the little dog tumbled down the Row to the Grassmarket on their gypsying .