Five o'clock
`` Josh can stay , and he will be glad . I 'll go on , for they would be waiting breakfast at home . '' The artist gave a tug at a thick chain , and dragged out a heavy , old-fashioned , gold watch . `` Five o'clock , '' he cried . `` We should be done by six . Why , you 'd be quite ready for a second breakfast , sir , by eight or nine . '' `` Do come , father . ''