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I am quoting the doctor again , the third time . It 's a habit one gets into up here ! '' At the tinkle of a bell below , Margaret exclaimed : -- `` It 's six and supper , and you have had no real rest . You see the hours are primitive here , -- breakfast at seven , dinner noon , and supper six . You will get used to it in a few days . '' The dining room was a corner of the old kitchen that had been partitioned off . It was warm and bright , with an open fire , and the supper that Mrs. Short put on the table excellent .