one o'clock
Norah struggled hard with that abominable lump in her throat , despising herself heartily . `` Brownie 'll be awfully good to you , '' went on Jim . `` You 'll have to buck up , you know , old girl , and not let yourself get dull . You practise like one o'clock ; or make jam , or something ; or get Brownie to let you do some cooking . Anything to keep you ` from broodin ' on bein ' a dorg , ' as old David Harum says . There 's all the pets to look after , you know -- you 've got to keep young black Billy up to the mark , or he 'll never feed 'em properly , and if you let him alone he changes the water in the dishes when the last lot 's dry . And , by George , Norah '' -- Jim had a bright idea -- `` Dad told me last night he meant to shift those new bullocks into the Long Plain .