5:30 a.m.
`` H 'm ! I do n't think much of my luck . But let 's hear what you have been up to all day . '' `` Well , first , I began by turning out at 5:30 a.m. , '' said Miles , rolling with a sigh on his other side , for a uniform , cross-belts , boots , ammunition , etcetera , do n't , after all , form an easy night-dress . `` After a cup of coffee I fell in with a lot of our fellows , and was told off for fatigue-duty . Worked away till 7:30 . Then breakfast .