seven in the morning
There were soiled spots on his hands and on his face , and his clothes showed marks of toil , all of which Arthur noted , while he was explaining to Mrs. Crawford that he had taken Jerry for a drive , and kept her beyond the prescribed hour . Then , turning to Harold , he said : ` And so you work in the furnace ? ' ` Yes , sir , during vacation , when I can get a job there , ' Harold answered , and Mr. Tracy continued : ` How much do you get a day ? ' ` Fifty cents in dull times , ' was the reply , and Arthur went on : ` Fifty cents from seven in the morning to six at night , and board yourself . A magnificent sum truly . Pray , how do you manage to spend so much ? You must be getting rich . '