eleven o'clock
Just sit down and rest , and see what a Vassar with a diploma can do . ' As she talked she was replenishing the fire with hard-wood , putting on the kettle , pouring out the coffee dregs saved from yesterday 's breakfast , and hunting for an egg with which to settle the fresh cup she intended to make . ` No , no , Jerrie . No , you must not take that ; it is all we have in the house , and grandma must have a fresh one every day at eleven o'clock , the doctor says -- it strengthens her , ' Harold said , rising quickly , while Jerrie put the one egg back in the box and asked what Mrs. Crawford did settle coffee with . ` I am sure I do n't know ; cold water , I guess , ' Harold said , resuming his seat , while Jerrie tripped here and there , laying the cloth , bringing his cup and saucer and plate , and at last pouncing upon the bit of steak in the refrigerator . But here Harold again interfered . ` Jerrie -- Jerrie , that is for your breakfast and grandma 's .