ten o'clock
Rosie 'll be ready on time . I 'll go in this minute and do that washin ' now , and the things 'll be all dry and ready for ironin ' by early mornin ' . '' Rosie gasped . `` Why , Ma , it 's going on ten o'clock ! '' `` Rosie dear , I do n't care what o'clock it 's going on . If it 's the last mortal thing I ever do for you , I 'm going to do that washin ' tonight , for , if I do say it , ye 're the best child that ever trod shoe-leather . '' Jamie O'Brien 's tilted chair came down on the porch floor with a thud , while Jamie remarked solemnly : `` You 're right , Maggie ; she is ! ''