nine o'clock
`` Yes . '' `` Well , that 's Lee 's buggy . He hires it from us . We send it up every mornin ' at nine o'clock , when Lee gits up . When he 's had his breakfas ' he comes out an ' gits in the buggy , an ' drives to the barber-shop nex ' door , gits out , goes in an ' gits shaved , comes out , climbs in the buggy , an ' drives back to the ho-tel . Then he talks to the cook , comes out an ' gits in the buggy , an ' drives half-way ` long that side of the square , about two hund ` ed feet , to the grocery sto ' , and orders half a pound of coffee or a pound of lard , or whatever the ho-tel needs for the day , then comes out , climbs in the buggy and drives back . When the mail comes in , if he 's expectin ' any mail , he drives ` cross the square to the post-office , an ' then drives back to the ho-tel .