nine o'clock
`` Where you 've got the Christian life and spirit written down as bein ' like a quiet , peaceful home , free from all distrust , and like that , why do n't you change it to a good safe anchorage , where the soul can ride forever without fear of breakers or no ` theasters or the dangers besettin ' the mariner on a lee shore . They 'll understand that ; it gets right home to 'em . There 's scarcely a man or a woman in your congregation that ai n't been out of sight of land for weeks on a stretch . '' The breakfast hour on Sunday would be at nine o'clock , instead of seven , as on week days , she told him . `` Trumet lays to bed Sunday mornin 's , '' she explained . `` It 's almost a part of its religion , as you might say , and lived up to more conscientious than some other parts , I 'm afraid . Six days shalt thou labor and wear comfort ` ble clothes ; and on the seventh you must be lazy and dress up .