eight o'clock
but Sunday 's a great day for folks that work . '' Uncle John did not sleep well . Perhaps he had a guilty conscience . Anyway , he tossed about a good deal on the sofa-bed in the living-room , and wore himself out to such an extent that when Patsy got up at eight o'clock her uncle had fallen into his first sound sleep . She never disturbed him until she had made the fire and cooked the coffee and boiled the three white eggs . By this time the Major was dressed and shaved , and he aroused Uncle John and bade him hurry into the closet and make his toilet , `` so that Patsy could put the house to rights . '' Uncle John obeyed eagerly , and was ready as soon as the Major had brought the smoking rolls from the bakery .