twelve o'clock
They had brought some oranges for Katie and Dotty , with sundry other niceties , from Aunt Martha 's . `` Did you know , '' said Dotty , `` I have n't had any breakfast to-day ? I 've lost one meal , and I never shall make it up as long as I live ; for I could n't eat two breakfasts , you know . '' `` I 'll tell you what we 'll do , '' said Aunt Louise , laughing ; `` if you 'll wake me up at twelve o'clock some night , I 'll rise and prepare a breakfast for you , and that will make it all right . '' Dotty looked at her auntie as if she did not know whether to take her in earnest or not . `` I 've been sick at home all day , Prudy , '' said she ; `` and I s ` pose _ you 've _ been having a good time . '' `` Splendid !