eight o'clock
Like he 'd looked under the situation an ' see it was n't alike on both sides . An ' ' t the same time Mis ' Toplady , she changed her way , an ' , -- '' ` Timothy , ' s ` she , ` you hungry ? ' '' ` I 'm nigh starved , ' says Timothy . ` It must be eight o'clock , ' s ` e , ` but I ai n't the heart to think o ' that . ' '' ` No , ' s ` she , ` so you ai n't . Not with them poor babies in there hungrier 'n you be an ' nowheres to go . ' `` With that she got done milkin ' an ' stood up an ' picked up her two pails -- we could smell the sweet , warm milk from where we was . ''