four o'clock
You may be seeing another gerrl before that , and calling me the red-headed sparrow . No , I 'll wait a good while , and see if the two of us ca n't do better . Come , run away , Johnny . I 'll drop asleep in the road ; I 'm up since four o'clock making me cakes for plinty b ` ys like you . '' The Ryans were all abed and asleep , but there was a lamp burning in the kitchen . Nora blew it out as she stole into her hot little room . She had waited , talking eagerly with Johnny , until they saw the headlight of the express like a star , far down the long line of double track .