seven o'clock
So much that even his dreams were full of all he had heard yesterday . `` Him 's been d'eaming him was in the big , big , ` normous boat , and zen him d'eamed of being shuttened up in a t ` unk like _ poor _ little mother , '' he confided to Denny . He was forced to tell Denny a good many things , because they slept in the same room , and , of course , everybody knows that _ whatever _ mammas and nurses say , going-to-sleep-in-bed time is _ the _ time for talking . Waking-up-in-the-morning time is rather tempting , too , particularly in summer , when the sun comes in at the windows _ so _ brightly and the birds are _ so _ lively , chattering away to each other , and all the world is up and about , except '' _ us _ , '' who _ have _ to stay in bed till seven o'clock ! Ah , it _ is _ a trial ! On the whole , I do n't think chattering in the mornings is so much to be found fault with as chattering at night . It is only children who are so silly as to keep themselves awake when the time for going to sleep has come .