eleven in the
morning
`` I 'm sorry she has n't a day , '' said Tattine , `` because -- because -- '' `` If ye 're maning that you 'd like to give us a call , miss , '' said Patrick , beginning to take in the situation , `` shure she could have a day at home as aisy as the foinest lady , and proud indeed she 'd be to have it with your little self for the guest of honor . '' `` I would like to bring Rudolph and Mabel , Patrick . '' `` And what should hinder , miss ? '' `` And I 'd like to have it an all-day-at-home , say from eleven in the morning until five in the afternoon , and not make just a little call , Patrick . '' `` Of course , miss , a regular long day , with your donkey put into a stall in the barn , and yourselves and the donkey biding for the best dinner we can give ye . '' `` And I 'd like to have you there , Patrick , because we might not feel AT HOME just with Mrs. Kirk . '' `` Well , I do n't know , miss ; do you suppose your Father could spare me ? ''