one o'clock
`` Now for the babykins ' sleeves , '' she said , but just then the luncheon gong sounded . `` Not really ! '' cried Patty , aloud , as she glanced at her watch . But in very truth it was one o'clock , and it was a thoughtful Patty who walked slowly downstairs . `` Nan , '' she exclaimed , `` the trouble with an occupation is , that there 's not time enough in a day , or a half-day , to do anything . '' Nan nodded her head sagaciously . `` I 've always noticed that , '' she said .