about two o'clock
His first idea was to rise , mount his horse , and ride on as quickly as possible ; but to do this he must quit the lady , and die in doubt , so he remained . During two hours he lay there , listening to the reports . He did not guess that what he heard was his brother 's ships blowing up . At last , about two o'clock , all grew quiet . `` Now , '' thought Henri , `` Antwerp is taken , and my brother is a conqueror ; but after Antwerp will come Ghent , and then Bruges ; I shall not want an occasion for a glorious death . But before I die I must know what this woman wants in the French camp . '' He lay still , and had just fallen asleep , when his horse , which was grazing quietly near him , pricked up his ears and neighed loudly .