seven in the morning
I know you are busy at this time . I will ring if we want anything . '' -RRB- David continues : `` Of course I come in for my share of the work after six . On one point Beryl is firm ; she does n't mind coming at nine or at eight or at half-past seven in the morning , but she _ must _ be back in Chelsea by half-past five to see her babies , wash them and put them to bed . She has a tiny little house , she tells me , near Trafalgar Square , and fortunately she 's got an excellent and devoted nurse , one of those rare treasures that questions nothing and is only interested in the business in hand . She and a cook-general make up the establishment . Before Mrs. Architect No. 1 became ill , Mr. Architect used to visit her there pretty regularly , and is assumed to be Mr. Claridge ... .