one o'clock
The disagreeable people had also said disagreeable things as to the nature of the stress that had prompted the marriage . But it was now twenty years since the Mangans had been established at Number Six , The Mall , Cluhir ; the Doctor had come in for his father 's money as well as his practice , and was respected as `` a warm man '' ; the disagreeable ones had grown old , and people who are both old and disagreeable can not expect to command a large audience . Mrs. Mangan , on the contrary , was neither the one nor the other , being , at this time , but little over forty , and as kindly , lazy , and handsome a creature as ever lived down spiteful gossip by good-nature . When `` The Dawkthor '' -LRB- as she called him , with a drowsy drag on the first syllable -RRB- had galloped in at one o'clock to command Barty 's room to be got ready at once , Mrs. Mangan was still in what she called `` dishable , '' and was straying between her bedroom and the kitchen , pleasurably involved in the cares of both . `` They say young Coppinger fell in the river , and he 's broken his wrist , '' said the Doctor rapidly , stamping into his wife 's room , bringing the wind of the hills with him . `` I 'll bring him here as soon as I can get hold of him . '' `` The creature ! ''