six o'clock
I have hired the paddock next to our garden , and have bought a pony , which will be here to-day , for the girls . You boys have already ridden a little , and I shall now have you taught in the riding school . I went yesterday to Mr. Sarls , and asked him if he would allow me to make an arrangement with his head gardener for you to go there to learn gardening . He at once agreed ; and I have arranged with the gardener that you are both to be there every morning at six o'clock , and are to work until nine . At nine you will come in to breakfast . From breakfast to dinner you will have to yourselves , except upon the days you take riding lessons ; and I should wish you to spend this time at your usual studies , except Latin , which will be of no use to you . From two till half-past four you are to learn carpentering .