seven o'clock
You should have seen the men last night , when they were shutting up the theatre after you had gone away . They went up to master , and gave him a bit of their minds about letting missis come on the stage when she was so ill . They told him it was a sin and a shame the way he treated her , taking less care of her than if she were one of his old horses -LRB- not that he 's over and above good to them neither -RRB- . Well , master did n't like it , Miss Rosie , and he was very angry at the time ; but this morning , as soon as it was light , he told me to get up at seven o'clock and fetch a doctor to see missis at once . So I thought I 'd better tell you , Miss Rosie , that you might put things straight before he comes . ' As soon as Toby had gone , Rosalie put the caravan in order , and awaited anxiously the doctor 's arrival . Her father brought him in , and stayed in the caravan whilst he felt the poor woman 's pulse , and asked Rosalie several questions about her cough , which from time to time was so distressing .