eleven o'clock
`` It is to be expected , sir . Be-or , be-or , be-or , all day long , with you Englishmen ! '' `` Nay , '' I replied , `` not all day long , if madam will excuse me . Only a pint at breakfast-time , and a pint and a half at eleven o'clock , and a quart or so at dinner . And then no more till the afternoon ; and half a gallon at supper-time . No one can object to that . '' `` Well , I suppose it is right , '' she said , with an air of resignation ; `` God knows .