7:30
But , great Scott ! what a comfort it is to a man like me , who has been nearly killed by a cyclone , to feel the firm , secure walls and solid time lock when he goes to bed at night ! Even if I can not belong to the 400 , I am almost happy . We retire at 7:30 o'clock at night and arise at 6:30 in the morning , so as to get an early start . A man who has five or ten years to stay in a place like this naturally likes to get at it as soon as possible each day , and so he gets up at 6:30 . We dress by the gaudy light of the candle , and while we do so , we remember far away at home our wife and the little boy asleep in her arms . They do not get up at 6:30 .