six o'clock
`` Do n't tumble round so . It is n't time to get up . '' `` Oh , you 're such a lazybones , '' sighed Cricket , whose light , active frame required less sleep than Eunice 's heavier build . `` It 's six o'clock , for the clock just struck . Now I 'll tell you what I want to do . Let 's dig in the sand-banks every day , and see if we ca n't find mamma 's money-bag , that she and auntie buried there so long ago . '' `` All right , and let 's search in the cove for the little turquoise ring you lost two years ago , in bathing , '' answered Eunice , still sleepily , but with much sarcasm .