six o'clock
Karl and Axel looked at the English trout-flies with interest . `` Those feathered things , '' said Karl , `` I have seen used , but they only catch small trout , and now and then a bleak . I have seen Englishmen use them here from Randers . '' John Hardy selected three flies and put them on a casting-line , and wound it round his hat , and he said , `` Now , will you two boys go with me to fish at six o'clock to-morrow morning ? '' `` Yes , that will we , '' said Karl . `` Kirstin will call us , and will have coffee ready an hour earlier than usual , if you wish it . '' `` Am I disturbing your house , Herr Pastor , '' said Hardy , `` by suggesting this to your boys ? ''