eight o’clock
`` Well , in the depths of my heart there is a voice that pleads for my wife , and makes itself heard above the pangs of jealousy . I must endure the worst of all agony until to-morrow ; but to-morrow , between nine and ten I shall know all ; I shall be happy or wretched for all my life . Think of me then , Jacquet . '' `` I shall be at your house to-morrow at eight o'clock . We will go together ; I 'll wait for you , if you like , in the street . You may run some danger , and you ought to have near you some devoted person who 'll understand a mere sign , and whom you can safely trust . Count on me . ''