six o'clock
Bowler was the first up , and went round to wake the rest . `` Howwid gwind , '' said Braintree , sitting up for a moment in bed and rubbing his eyes , and then subsiding again under the clothes . `` Need n't get up yet , Bowler , it 's long before cockcrow . '' `` It 's just on six o'clock , I tell you , and it 'll spoil it all if we do n't get away by a quarter past . Do get up , there 's a good fellow . '' `` Howwid waw morning , '' groaned Braintree . `` I 'd warthah -- oh , vewy well , I 'll get up . ''