five o'clock
`` Lots o ' times when I 've had a real wearin ' day I feel like settin ' up to rest in the evenin ' . Time an ' ag ` in I hai n't shet my eyes afore nine o'clock . '' Sylvia 's small teeth gleamed in her prettiest smile . After all , what was the difference between dining at seven and retiring at eleven , and supping at five o'clock , as they always did at the Mill Farm , and retiring at nine ? `` Well , I think it 's my duty to make you and my cousin Thinkright more lazy , '' she said . The old man shook his head . `` I do n't cal ` late to call myself lazy s ` long 's I do n't git one o ' these here motor boats fer fishin ' .