seven o'clock
I must own it was an agreeable reflection , too , that I , an obscure provincial person , had forced a man of such consequence to fight a duel with me . The morning light found me still absorbed in these reflections ; and , not long after it , appeared Koloberdyaev . ` Well , ' he asked me , entering my room with a clatter , ` where 's the prince 's second ? ' ` Upon my word , ' I answered with annoyance , ` it 's seven o'clock at the most ; the prince is still asleep , I should imagine . ' ` In that case , ' replied the cavalry officer , in nowise daunted , ` order some tea for me . My head aches from yesterday evening ... . I 've not taken my clothes off all night .