six o'clock
I must say , Janetta , that I think it very wrong of you to be so slack in trying to earn a little money , when Nora and Georgie and Joey are all out in the world doing for themselves , and you sitting here at home doing nothing at all . '' `` I am sorry , mamma , '' said Janetta , meekly . `` I will try to get something to do at once . '' She did not think of reminding Mrs. Colwyn that she had been up since six o'clock that morning helping the charity orphan to scrub and scour , cooking , making beds , sewing , teaching Tiny between whiles , and scarcely getting five minutes ' rest until dinner-time . She only began to wonder how she could manage to get all her tasks into the day if she had lessons to give as well . `` I suppose I must sit up at night and get up earlier in the morning , '' she thought to herself . `` It is a pity I am such a sleepy person .