eleven o'clock
`` Oh ! we 'll do as we are bid , except lessons , '' said Gatty . `` Then , Gatty and Serena , you must always bring the water from the brook morning and evening , and you , Sybil , must see that the children are tidy and that the things all put away in the tent , and you must , all three , help Jenny to wash up the things , and put them in their places tidy . And now then we will all disperse , until eleven o'clock , when Jenny must give us dinner as usual , and then we will all take siesta , and in the evening we shall be ready for no end of fun and mischief . Our dinner may seem somewhat early , but then we were obliged to be up very early to enjoy the cool part of the day . '' But I will begin my next chapter with a description of our doings . The first person that awoke in the morning generally rose and opened the tent letting in the fresh sea breeze .