six o'clock
Further to mislead him , the two spoke two or three times on the previous evening of their expedition of Monday night . Julius fathomed their design , and was sharp enough not to appear particularly interested . So Saturday night came . At six o'clock Julius entered the room and found the two seated together . He had had half a mind not to appear at all , but to cut loose from them forever ; but this would lead to suspicion , and he changed his mind . Though he had not seen Paul since , he had reason to believe that he had made preparations to receive the two burglars . In all probability they would be arrested , and this would be their last meeting .