five
in the morning
`` You was homesick at Aunt Ph -LSB- oe -RSB- be 's , you know you was , '' said her sister , with small regard for her tense . `` Well , I did n't like Aunt Ph -LSB- oe -RSB- be one bit . She 's old and cross , and she is n't our own aunt either . She wo n't let you stand by the window les ' you breathe on the glass , and she wo n't let you rock on the carpet nor run up and down stairs , nor touch a book , and makes you get up at five in the morning when you 're so sleepy . She wanted me to stay 'cause she said ` I was handy to wait on her . ' And it was n't truly New York but way up by the East River . I would n't have stayed for a dollar .