six o'clock
The poor old man seemed very restless and unhappy all that long spring day . Christie never left him , for it was only on Sunday that he could watch beside his dear old master . He could see that old Treffy had not forgotten his dream , though he did not speak of it again . And at last the long , weary day wore away , and at six o'clock Christie washed himself and prepared to depart . `` Be sure you mind every word he says , Christie , boy , '' said old Treffy , earnestly . The mission-room was only just open when little Christie arrived . A woman was inside lighting the gas and preparing the place for the congregation .