one o'clock
`` Have you dug up the potatoes and other roots ? '' `` Yes , without a drop o ' rain , thank God . But I was coming to tell ` ee of something else which is quite different from what we have lately had in the family . I am sent by the rich gentleman at the Woman , that we used to call the landlord , to tell ` ee that Mrs. Wildeve is doing well of a girl , which was born punctually at one o'clock at noon , or a few minutes more or less ; and 't is said that expecting of this increase is what have kept 'em there since they came into their money . '' `` And she is getting on well , you say ? '' `` Yes , sir . Only Mr. Wildeve is twanky because ` tis n't a boy -- that 's what they say in the kitchen , but I was not supposed to notice that . ''