seven o'clock
`` Coompany , coompany all hours . And niver a sound of them reaching the kitchen . Meals from marning till night and me niver seeing them ate . You 'd think I 'd be contint -- the wages is so gr ` rand , but honest , Susy , I was happier doing gineral housework for brides at twenty per mont ' -- at least I 'd a bit of heart put in me , I heard something savin ' a voice on the house ` phone sayin ' , '' ` Dinner fur eight at seven o'clock -- ' I 'm going to quit . As soon as iver I can find a partner . I 'm going to open one of these stylish tea rooms where 's I can peep through the door and see me food bein ' appreciated -- '' Ca n't you almost hear Felicia talking with her , describing the kitchen and the back yard and the dumb-waiter that goes up to Grandy 's room and stops at Maman 's room and on up to the old nursery ? Ca n't you see Felicia triumphantly bringing Mollyhome to look it over ?