four o'clock
Euphemia was somewhat surprised at the absence of a chimney , but I assured her that boats were very seldom built with chimneys . My dear little wife bustled about and arranged the pots and kettles on nails that I drove into the kitchen walls . Then she made the bed in the bed-room and I hung up a looking-glass and a few little pictures that we had brought in our trunks . Before four o'clock our house was in order . Then we began to be very hungry . `` My dear , '' said Euphemia , `` we ought to have thought to bring something to cook . '' `` That is very true , '' said I , `` but I think perhaps we had better walk up to Ginx 's and get our supper to-night .