about
five o'clock
I do n't run any risks from drafts . '' Mr. Hammond grunted , and was silent for some little time , only brightening up when the lady , now in a measure recovered from her fright and the anxiety of waiting , began to talk of the blessings that were to come from their independent wedded life in a home of their own . `` We 'll keep chickens , '' she said , `` because I do like fresh eggs for breakfast . Let 's see ; this is the way ` twill be ; you 'll get up about five o'clock and kindle the fire , and -- '' `` Hey ? '' `` I say you 'll get up at five o'clock and kindle the fire . '' `` ME get up and kindle it ? '' `` Sartin ; you do n't expect I 'm goin ' to , do you ? ''