eight o'clock
Dear dear it is nine oclock oh no half past I must hurry or Mrs. Hose will be cross and say I neglect the child and I dont only she will think so because I have it for too long only an hour and a half it is not at all long . At last she came to the house and she went strait to bed but she could not sleep for thinking of the baby which she was going to have . She did not get scolded in spite of all she said . Miss Junick awoke early the next morning ; she was very excited thinking of her future baby , and she did n't get up until eight o'clock . She then walked downstairs to the baby 's room , and got it up . When it was dressed she gave it its breakfast , but she did n't talk to it , as much as she did the other day , for she was too much excited . After breakfast , she found it 's pram in the shed and took it out for it 's walk .