six o’clock in the morning
She has the reputation of being very affected !!! '' `` Poor dear ! I heard that she was a great trial to dear Mrs. Brownlow , '' said Mary , in an imitative voice . `` Why , do you know , she sometimes is up and out with her children before six o'clock in the morning ; and then Colonel Brownlow went in one day at twelve o'clock , and found the whole family fast asleep on different sofas . '' `` The sensible way , too , to spend such days as these . To go out in the cool of the morning , and take a siesta , is the only rational plan ! '' `` I 'm afraid one must conform to one 's neighbours ' ways . ''