one o'clock
Has anything happened to detain you ? '' `` No , Susy , '' answered the boy , slipping into his place -- with a compound expression in which the spirit of fun , whom no one doubted , gave the lie to the spirit of penitence , in whom no one believed -- `` but I 've bin to a sort o ' Sunday class a ` ready . '' `` Indeed , where have you been ? '' `` At Mrs Rampy 's , w ` ere I see 'd a most hedifyin ' spectacle -- granny tryin ' to bring Mrs Rampy an ' Mrs Blathers to a ` eavenly state of mind over a cup of tea , an ' them both resistin ' of ` er like one o'clock ! '' `` Ah ! my boy , '' said Susy , shaking her head and a finger at the urchin , `` you 've been eavesdropping again ! '' `` No , indeed , Susy , I ha 'n' t , '' returned the boy quite earnestly , `` not since the time you nabbed me with my ear to the key - ` ole of quarrelsome Tim 's door .