six o'clock
Shortly after this , Beechnut and the children all went into the house , and Stuyvesant and Phonny went to bed . Stuyvesant was so much excited , however , at the thoughts of his journey , that it was a long time before he could get to sleep . He woke at the earliest dawn . He rose and dressed himself , and took his breakfast at six o'clock . At seven the stage came for him . Beechnut carried his trunk out to the stage , and the driver strapped it on in its place , behind . Mrs. Henry and Malleville stood at the door to see .